TP_Class 1_The phonemic alphabet

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FaHCE – UNLP Departamento de Lenguas Modernas Fonética y Fonología Inglesa 1 TRABAJOS PRÁCTICOS: CLASS 1 The Phonemic Alphabet You will be introduced to the symbols used to transcribe the sounds of English. In other words, the phonemic alphabet help us transcribe what we actually say when we speak. 1-Follow the link below to listen to each sound so that you familiarise yourselves with the symbols to make sure you can “read” them and “write” with them. https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/apps/learnenglish-soundsright?_ga=2.7700658.1266522775.15538626571601025652.1434489673 With LearnEnglish Sounds Right on your phone or tablet you can practise anywhere and anytime. Just tap a sound and you will hear it. Tap the downward `qqnv rhfm `mc khrsdm sn sgqdd dw`lokd vnqcr vhsg sg`s rntmc-

Always remember there’s only one symbol for each sound. 1. Can you try and read from the transcriptions in the chart below? Consonants

Vowels & diphthongs

2. How many sounds are there in the English phonemic alphabet? How are sounds organized in the chart? Is there a logic behind this organization? Watch the following video: Chart Explained

https://youtu.be/JfwVXfl0EnI 3. Now it’s your time to start writing the symbols. Go to the Introduction to phonemic symbols1 within this folder and complete the activities. Once you finish them, you can check them against the Introduction to phonemic symbols provided.

Key

4. Go back to the chart, the video and the reading material from the theoretical class. Here are some further questions for you to think of in connection with the chart. We will be discussing these and your questions in our virtual meeting space (Check schedule at Videoconferences)

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Why are consonants distributed in three columns? Why does /h/ stand alone? What is peculiar about the shaded vowel sounds? What is the name of this vowel /?/? Is /?/ the most used vowel in the English language?

Hancock, M., 2007. Pronunciation in Use (Intermediate). C.U.P.

5. Are you in the mood for a game? Follow the link and have a good time! http://cambridgeenglishonline.com/Phonetics_Focus/

TRABAJOS PRÁCTICOS: ASSIGNMENT 1

Now you are ready to complete ASSIGNMENT 1 This is a compulsory task for all students attending the course. Deadline Monday 12th April (12:00 a.m.)

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TP_Class 1_The phonemic alphabet

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