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introduce phonology ( linguistic ). This slide explains a few things about the phonology of the linguistic. and do not forget your criticisms and suggestions , because it is very meaningful to us .

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P H O N O L O G Y OLEH : GERIAL BERKAH DANESA JEANY DWI HERLIYANTI DESMAWATI ITNO NOVITASARI
PHONOLOGY Phonology is a branch of linguistics concerned with the systematic organization of sounds in language. It has traditionally focused largely on study of systems of phonemes in particular languages. Phonology also includes the study of equivalent organizational system in sign languages.
What is phonology Phonology is the study of the sound system of language. It is a huge area of language theory its difficult to do more in general language course than have an outline knowledge of what it include. Phonology is concerned with anatomy and physiology the organ of speech and how we learn to use them.
Rules of phonology Phonetic The keynote The process of phonation Classification of languages Classification of vocal syllable
Functional phonology To determine the change of sounds in a word Learning how to work in human organs, mainly associated with the use of language Learn about the process of establishing a sounds, presentation / pronunciation Phonology is just one of several aspects of language,. It is related to other aspects such as phonetics, morphology, syntax, pragmatics.
Models of phonology 1. In classical phonemics, phonemes and their possible combinations are central. 2. In standard generative phonology, distinctive features are central. A strum of speech is portrayed as linear sequence of discrete sound-segment. Each segment is composed of simultaneously occurring features.
3. In non-linear models of phonology, a stream of speech is represented as multidimensional, not simply as a linear sequence of sound segments. These non-linear models grew out of generative phonology : - auto segmental phonology - metrical phonology - lexical phonology
Phonological typology Because the number of phonemes is static at any given point in a languages history . It is possible to classy languages according to the phonemes they contain. Remember that is typology is the study of structural features across languages. Phonological typology involves comparing languages according to the number or type of sounds they contain.
Structural phonology Structural phonology refers to the learns of structural grammar it also related structural phonemic. Segmental and suprasegmental phonemes From the procedure of finding the contrastive units of sounds that make a difference.
Generative phonology Transformation generative phonology is a relatively development in linguistic theory. Chomsky launched transformation generative grammar in 1957 , but the cardies studies in this frame work were largely concerned with syntax.
Conclusion and suggested reading Structural phonologies championed the phoneme, an abstract phonological unit consisting of a calss of real sound called allophomes are determined primarily by investigating minimal pairs and complementary distributions.
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P h o n o l o g y pwrpoint

  • 1. P H O N O L O G Y OLEH : GERIAL BERKAH DANESA JEANY DWI HERLIYANTI DESMAWATI ITNO NOVITASARI
  • 2. PHONOLOGY Phonology is a branch of linguistics concerned with the systematic organization of sounds in language. It has traditionally focused largely on study of systems of phonemes in particular languages. Phonology also includes the study of equivalent organizational system in sign languages.
  • 3. What is phonology Phonology is the study of the sound system of language. It is a huge area of language theory its difficult to do more in general language course than have an outline knowledge of what it include. Phonology is concerned with anatomy and physiology the organ of speech and how we learn to use them.
  • 4. Rules of phonology Phonetic The keynote The process of phonation Classification of languages Classification of vocal syllable
  • 5. Functional phonology To determine the change of sounds in a word Learning how to work in human organs, mainly associated with the use of language Learn about the process of establishing a sounds, presentation / pronunciation Phonology is just one of several aspects of language,. It is related to other aspects such as phonetics, morphology, syntax, pragmatics.
  • 6. Models of phonology 1. In classical phonemics, phonemes and their possible combinations are central. 2. In standard generative phonology, distinctive features are central. A strum of speech is portrayed as linear sequence of discrete sound-segment. Each segment is composed of simultaneously occurring features.
  • 7. 3. In non-linear models of phonology, a stream of speech is represented as multidimensional, not simply as a linear sequence of sound segments. These non-linear models grew out of generative phonology : - auto segmental phonology - metrical phonology - lexical phonology
  • 8. Phonological typology Because the number of phonemes is static at any given point in a languages history . It is possible to classy languages according to the phonemes they contain. Remember that is typology is the study of structural features across languages. Phonological typology involves comparing languages according to the number or type of sounds they contain.
  • 9. Structural phonology Structural phonology refers to the learns of structural grammar it also related structural phonemic. Segmental and suprasegmental phonemes From the procedure of finding the contrastive units of sounds that make a difference.
  • 10. Generative phonology Transformation generative phonology is a relatively development in linguistic theory. Chomsky launched transformation generative grammar in 1957 , but the cardies studies in this frame work were largely concerned with syntax.
  • 11. Conclusion and suggested reading Structural phonologies championed the phoneme, an abstract phonological unit consisting of a calss of real sound called allophomes are determined primarily by investigating minimal pairs and complementary distributions.
  • 12. Group 4 : Thanks for the Attention