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y known as fricatives eg Navarro Tom. However many studies point to existence of an additional more global factor of language specific articulatory settings It is assumed that the overall combination of the positioning of speech articulators such as the tongue jaws and lips differs pe Overview. Objectives for Sessions. Review generational differences of the groups within your department. Understand the implications of generational differences within your programs using the competencies. Learners: An SLA Perspective. Rod Ellis. University of Auckland. The challenge. Perhaps the biggest . challenge . facing teachers is how to accommodate individual differences in their students.. The purpose of this talk is to:. ►. Diphthongs . ►. Semivowels . ►. Stops. Extending SF Theory to Accommodate Articulatory Movement. [ɑ]. [. i. ]. [u]. This shows the formant patterns for 3 . static. vowels. English has 3 diphthongs . Michael Weiss. Department of Linguistics. Cornell University. . ECIEC XXVIII. June 13, 2009. University of Iceland. Reykjavík. 1. The Cao . B. ang Theory. T. he Helix Nebula. 2. Things everyone in this audience will agree on. Audiobooks. KCMLIN/YA Workshop. October 25, 2012. Kaite Mediatore Stover. Kansas City Public Library. kaitestover@kclibrary.org. Types of . Audiobooks. Unabridged . and abridged. Single . narrator, full-cast, multi-voiced, etc.. In this chapter:.  . We will look at how these symbols are used to represent both the consonant and vowel sounds of English words.. What physical aspects of the human vocal tract are involved in the production of those sounds. D. evelopmental Psychology. Case studies – brain damage. Evaluate the use of brain damaged patients as evidence to explain behaviour. Comment on individual differences in your answer. (8). Freud and Individual Differences. Sound Source. S. tops. , fricatives and affricates . produced in vocal . tract as the sound . source. For voiced . stops, fricatives and . affricates, . there are two sound . sources. P. eriodic . laryngeal source combined . Week 12. Today’s questions. Why are some people “naturally” happy or sad, angry or calm, anxious or chill, jealous or secure, …?. Why do the same event lead to different emotions? . Why do the same events lead to different intensities . How You Communicate. Parts of Body Needed. What Those Part Do….. Larynx-located in throat, called voice box. Trachea-carries air, called windpipe. Diaphragm-muscle at base of lungs. Articulators-hard & soft palate, jaw, tongue, lips and teeth. Nasals, approximants, vowels. Voice. Sonorants are normally voiced. Nasals, approximants, vowels. Sometimes they are voiceless. We say the most common state of affairs is ‘unmarked’. Voiced sonorants are unmarked. 1. Proto - Peninsular Spanish a. sound correspondences Consonants (here and below, where the environment was not an issue, it has been ignored) Castilian Andalusian Proto - sound 1. m - m - *m - 2. - Dr. Somali . Saha. Components of Linguistics . Phonetics. :. Articulation, transmission and reception of speech. Phonology. : How sounds function in a language.. Morphology:. Word-systems-words and their structure..