ENGLISH ARTICULATION AND PRONUNCIATION

Cards (101)

  • Volume - loudness/softness of your voice, higher volume allows you to emphasize important points in your speech
  • Pitch - highness/lowness of your voice
  • Rate - speed at which persons speaks.
  • Quality - timbre of your voice, distinguishes your voice from another.
  • Vocal Pauses - emphasis, new idea, for dramatic impact or break
  • Vocal Stress - prominence of a SYLLABLE
  • prefix - stressed on the first syllable of the root word
  • Suffixes - changes in stress
  • Vocal Emphasis - prominence of a WORD in a sentence/phrase
  • Vocal Variety - good use of pauses, stress and emphasis
  • Audibility - effective use of force, volume depends sa dami ng tao
  • Breath Control and Vocal Projection - correct breathing
  • Pleasantness and Unpleasantness of Voice - relaxed, well modulated or nasal, raspy
  • Fluency - mastery of languagr
  • Flexibility - vocal variety, proper use of aspects of voice
  • Breathing Stage - force assisting in vocalization, Inhilation/Exhalation
  • Lungs - reservoir of air
  • Diaphragm - sheet of muscle separating the chest from the abdomen
  • Larynx - principal organ of phonation, top of the trachea.
  • Glottis - space between folds, produces the buzzing quality to the speech called voice/voicing
  • Vocal Cords - pair of bundles of muscles, opens and closes
  • Trachea - passageway of air
  • Windpipe - other term for Trachea
  • Resonation - the amplification or modification of voice
  • Pharynx - common passageway of food and or, located below the mouth and nose, holds and manipulates vocal cords.
  • Nasopharynx - frontal sinus, hard palate, soft palateu
  • Oral Pharynx - uvula, tongue, epiglottis
  • Laryngeal Pharynx - hyoid bone
  • Articulation Stage - the tone produced by pharynx is changed to specific sounds
  • Lips - creates labial and labiodental consonant sounds
  • Alveolar Ridge - between the upper front teeth and the hard palate
  • Teeth - embedded in gum ridges, labiodental and dental sounds.
  • Dome - bony roof, /t/, /d/, /j/
  • Velum - separated the nasopharynx from the oral caavity
  • Uvula - small numb on the lower part of the soft palate
  • Tongue - flexible organ
  • Pronunciation - combination of vowels, consonants, syllables and accents
  • Articulation - process of forming meaningful oral symbols through manipulation of the articulators.
  • Position of the tongue - front, central, back
  • Height of the jaw - high, mid, low