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[[January 9]]



[[NOV 22 Rhythm and poetry]]

[[Dec RHYME]]

[[Intonation]]

[[phonics]]


http://www.millikin.edu/aci/crow/basics/frost3.html

http://members.aol.com/nonverbal2/tone.htm tone of voice

[[sound change]]

[[class list]]

[[your paper]]

[[HAPPYO 2 11/15]] x

[[Syllables vs. Mora]] From last week 11/1

1. Syllable structure

open syllables: (C)V only closed syllables: (C) V C

ENGLISH syllable structure : (C)(C)(C)V (C)(C)(C)

Syllable internal structure : onset (C) rhyme V (C)

JAPANESE syllable structure : Strong mora (weak mora) = (C)V (W)

This reflects Japanese mora structure :
***(strong mora) (C)V
***(weak mora) [:] or [n] or [Q]

Syllable internal structure : head (C) V coda (C)

heavy syllable = has two moras light syllable = has only one mora

2. Syllable (mora) timing vs. stress timing

Syllable or mora timing: each syllable (or mora) takes about the same time when pronounced

Question: In Japanese: do /shinbun/ and /furikake/ take the same amount of time?

Stress timing: some syllables are more "important" than others; that is, they are stressed and others are unstressed, and the beat falls on the stressed syllables. English, German, Dutch

Timing carries over into English : Hawaiian English, Japanese English, Chinese English, Spanish English are syllable-timed.

3. Syllable structure and timing are connected:

Languages with more complex syllables usually have stress timing.

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[[January 9]]



[[NOV 22 Rhythm and poetry]]

[[Dec RHYME]]

[[Intonation]]

[[phonics]]


http://www.millikin.edu/aci/crow/basics/frost3.html

http://members.aol.com/nonverbal2/tone.htm tone of voice

[[sound change]]

[[class list]]

[[your paper]]

[[HAPPYO 2 11/15]] x

[[Syllables vs. Mora]] From last week 11/1

1. Syllable structure

open syllables: (C)V only closed syllables: (C) V C

ENGLISH syllable structure : (C)(C)(C)V (C)(C)(C)

Syllable internal structure : onset (C) rhyme V (C)

JAPANESE syllable structure : Strong mora (weak mora) = (C)V (W)

This reflects Japanese mora structure :
***(strong mora) (C)V
***(weak mora) [:] or [n] or [Q]

Syllable internal structure : head (C) V coda (C)

heavy syllable = has two moras light syllable = has only one mora

2. Syllable (mora) timing vs. stress timing

Syllable or mora timing: each syllable (or mora) takes about the same time when pronounced

Question: In Japanese: do /shinbun/ and /furikake/ take the same amount of time?

Stress timing: some syllables are more "important" than others; that is, they are stressed and others are unstressed, and the beat falls on the stressed syllables. English, German, Dutch

Timing carries over into English : Hawaiian English, Japanese English, Chinese English, Spanish English are syllable-timed.

3. Syllable structure and timing are connected:

Languages with more complex syllables usually have stress timing.

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HAPPYO 2 11/15 General background to your language; Syllables and stress

Find the answers to as many of these questions as you can:

1. Where is your language spoken?

2. How many people speak it?

3. In what countries is it official? In what countries is it spoken but not official?

4. What kind of syllable structure does it have? (Answer using CVC format)

5. Does it use word stress, or something else? (tone, pitch)

6. Does it use syllable or mora timing, or stress timing, or something else?

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2 kinds of sound change:

a. regular or systematic

b. "accidental" speech errors

WAYS SOUNDS CHANGE

1. Reduced vowels-->unstressed vowels SOMETIMES reduce to schwa or barred i

The a in about

The e (and i!) in synthesis

The i in decimal

The o in harmony

The u in medium

The y in syringe

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unstressed_vowel

The e in roses is a barred i

The a in Rosa's is a schwa

http://www.hi.is/~peturk/KENNSLA/02/TOP/stress1.html



Other sound changes:

2. Assimilation: two adjacent sounds become closer together. Example: the [p] and [b] in "cupboard" progressive and regressive assimilation

3. Dissimilation: the opposite of assimilation, two sounds move farther apart. Example, "February" "Febyuary".

4. Metathesis: two sounds switch places. Example: Old English "thridda" is Modern English "third". wednesday,
comfortable

5. Liaison: the introduction of a sound between words. Examples: French "il y a" becomes "y a t-il" when inverted.

6. Elision: is the loss of unstressed sounds, Elision example: "American" /merken/ him /im/. library" is pronounced "libary"

7. Epenthesis: the introduction of a sound between others. Example: "fire" = /faiyer/. "sherbet" "sherbert"

8. Haplology: the loss of syllables because nearby syllables sound similar. Example: Old English "Anglaland" became Modern English "England", probably /probly/ library" is pronounced "libry" Haplology would reduce to *haplogy if it were a common word.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_change

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English syllable structure : (C)(C)(C)V (C)(C)(C)

Japanese syllable structure : Strong mora (weak mora) = (C)V (W)

Japanese mora structure :
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open syllables: (C)V only closed syllables: (C) V C

ENGLISH syllable structure : (C)(C)(C)V (C)(C)(C)

Syllable internal structure : onset (C) rhyme V (C)

JAPANESE syllable structure : Strong mora (weak mora) = (C)V (W)

Syllable internal structure : head (C) V coda (C)

This reflects Japanese mora structure :
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Syllables vs. Mora

1. Syllable structure

English syllable structure : (C)(C)(C)V (C)(C)(C)

Japanese syllable structure : Strong mora (weak mora) = (C)V (W)

Japanese mora structure :
***(strong mora) (C)V
***(weak mora) [:] or [n] or [Q]

2. Syllable (mora) timing vs. stress timing

Syllable or mora timing: each syllable (or mora) takes about the same time when pronounced

Question: In Japanese: do /shinbun/ and /furikake/ take the same amount of time?

Stress timing: some syllables are more "important" than others; that is, they are stressed and others are unstressed, and the beat falls on the stressed syllables. English, German, Dutch

Timing carries over into English : Hawaiian English, Japanese English, Chinese English, Spanish English are syllable-timed.

3. Syllable structure and timing are connected:

Languages with more complex syllables usually have stress timing.


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2 kinds of sound change:

a. regular or systematic

b. "accidental" speech errors

WAYS SOUNDS CHANGE

1. Reduced vowels-->unstressed vowels SOMETIMES reduce to schwa or barred i

The a in about

The e (and i!) in synthesis

The i in decimal

The o in harmony

The u in medium

The y in syringe

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unstressed_vowel

The e in roses is a barred i

The a in Rosa's is a schwa

http://www.hi.is/~peturk/KENNSLA/02/TOP/stress1.html



Other sound changes:

2. Assimilation: two adjacent sounds become closer together. Example: the [p] and [b] in "cupboard"

3. Dissimilation: the opposite of assimilation, two sounds move farther apart. Example, "February" "Febyuary".

4. Metathesis: two sounds switch places. Example: Old English "thridda" is Modern English "third". wednesday,
comfortable

5. Liaison: the introduction of a sound between words. Examples: French "il y a" becomes "y a t-il" when inverted.

6. Elision: is the loss of unstressed sounds, Elision example: "American" /merken/ him /im/. library" is pronounced "libary"

7. Epenthesis: the introduction of a sound between others. Example: "fire" = /faiyer/. "sherbet" "sherbert"

8. Haplology: the loss of syllables because nearby syllables sound similar. Example: Old English "Anglaland" became Modern English "England", probably /probly/ library" is pronounced "libry" Haplology would reduce to *haplogy if it were a common word.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_change