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- 2. Lecture. Typology of Phonetic and Phonological Systems of English & Ukrainian. Outline. Typology of the Vowel
- 3. PHONETIC SYSTEM OF A LANGUAGE PHONEMES Vowels Monophthongs Short – long diphthongs Consonants
- 4. VOWELS IN ENGLISH & UKRAINIAN The number of vowels in English is 20 out of which
- 5. Allomorphic is The presence of diphthongs in English The opposition of long and short vowels in
- 6. CLASSIFICATION OF THE VOWELS ACCORDING TO THE HORIZONTAL POSITION OF THE TONGUE
- 7. CLASSIFICATION OF THE VOWELS ACCORDING TO THE VERTICAL POSITION OF THE TONGUE
- 8. Common though unequally represented features Labialization ɔ: u: -English y o – Ukrainian Nasalization some vowels
- 9. CONSONANTS IN ENGLISH & UKRAINIAN In English (a vocalic language) – 24 In Ukrainian (a consonantal
- 10. PALATALIZATION is absent from English which has 4 soft consonants tʃ, dʒ, ʃ, ʒ is a
- 11. GROUPS OF CONSONANTS ACCORDING TO THE WAY OF PASSING THE OBSTRUCTION ∙ plosive: [p, t, k,
- 12. GROUPS OF CONSONANTS ACCORDING TO THE PLACE OF OBSTRUCTION Allomorphic features interdental [ð, θ] Post-alveolar r
- 13. GROUPS OF CONSONANTS ACCORDING TO THE PLACE OF OBSTRUCTION bilabials: [p ,b, m, w], [п, б,
- 14. Assimilation is a phonetic process when two adjacent consonants within a word or at word boundaries
- 15. DEGREES OF ASSIMILATION
- 16. TYPES OF ASSIMILATION
- 17. Both languages have historical (the influence in the course of language development) contextual assimilation (takes place
- 18. When a sound is influenced by an adjoining sound assimilation is called contact. When a sound
- 19. ACCOMMODATION is an isomorphic phenomenon though more important in English: Tall - тонкий – labialized t/т
- 20. Elision can be historical and contemporary. The English language is full of “silent” letters: e. g.,
- 21. The omission of certain syllables is called haplology, rare in English (Englalond > England), but spread
- 22. The phenomenon opposite to assimilation in which one of two similar phonemes is changed as a
- 23. Substitution results in the use of a sound typical of a particular language instead of the
- 24. Devoicing of the voiced consonants at the end of words. It is not typical of English
- 25. TYPES OF REDUCTION observed in both languages ZERO the omission of a vowel or a consonant.
- 26. TYPE OF SYLLABLE
- 27. A SYLLABLE OPEN open syllables (are, ear, а-раб); open covered syllables (we, play, ми, два). CLOSED
- 28. SYLLABLE FORMATION & SYLLABLE DIVISION Vowels are syllable forming in UL & EL. Sonorants (m, n,
- 29. Word-stress as singling out one or more syllables in a word English word stress is dynamic
- 30. TYPES OF STRESS
- 31. TYPES OF WORD STRESS PRIMARY ‘назви – на’зви ‘conduct – con’duct Constitutive & distinctive functions SECONDARY
- 32. WORDS WITH TWO STRESSES ENGLISH Compound adjectives and nouns: 'well-'known, 'absent–'minded, ‘abo’lition etc. Composite verbs also
- 33. INTONATION Intonation is a complex unity of speech melody, sentence stress, tempo, pausation, and timbre.
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