Allophones of the English phonemes 1 Allophones of /p
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4. Place of articulationThe [ant] 'anterior' and [cor] 'coronal' features, in combination with [high] and [back] (see 3. above) and [sibilant] (see 2. above) do most of the job of consonantal place classification. For example, for fricatives:
([ʍ] is a labial-velar fricative: the fricative equivalent of [w]). Note that, by having abandoned [strident] (or replaced it with [sibilant]), we leave ourselves the problem of how to differentiate [ɸ] from [f]. Halle & Clements also define a feature [distr] (distributed) that they say can be used, amongst other things, to distinguish bilabial [+distr] and labiodental [-distr] sounds (nb. [θ] is [+distr] if it is lamino-dental, or [-distr] if it is apico-dental). Directory: newuploads newuploads -> Phonology What is Phonology? First we should know that the study of speech sounds is: 1- phonetics. 2- phonology. Phonetics is concerns with the following newuploads -> Ch. 1 Manufacturing Introduction : Manufacturing Download 0.83 Mb. Share with your friends:
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