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    Difference between phonetics and phonology

    Phonetics and phonology are two subfields of linguísticas which studies the sounds in language since
    both these fields are related to the production of sounds many People dont understand the difference
    between phonetics and phonology.

    The main difference between phonetics and phonology is that phonetics is the study of speech sound
    where as phonology is the study of sounds especially different patterns of sound in different language.

    Phonetics versus phonology

    What is phonetics

    Phonetics is the study and classificativos of speech sounds it concerne with the physical properties of
    speech sounds, including their physiological production, acoustic properties and auditory perception
    basically phonetics studies how sound are produced trasmitted and received bases on these three
    primar functions, phonetics can be classified into three subcategories :articulatory phonetics, studies the
    production of speech sounds by the articulatory and vocal tract of the speaker acoustic phonetics
    studies the physical transmisssion of speech sounds from the speaker to the listener wheres auditory
    phonetics studies the reception and perception of speech sounds by the listener.

    What is phonology
    Phonology is the system of contraste relationship among the speech sounds that constitute the
    fundamental components of a language in simples words, phonology is the study of sounds especially
    different patterns of sounds in different languages it studies how sounds are combined together to from
    words and how sounds alternate in different languages. Phonology also studies the inventor of sounds
    and their features in a language and the pragmáticos rules which specify how sounds interact with each
    other. Phonology also studies the inventory of sounds and their features in a language and the
    pragmatics rules which specify how sounds interact with each other. Phonology is also involved in the
    histoty and theory of sound changes in a language or in two or more related languags.

    We learn to reproduce the sound patterns in our native language from the birt itself but some sounds in
    our language my not be available in other languages may of us face problemas in pronouncing foreign
    words.

    Difference between phonetics and phonology

    Definition

    Phonetics is the study of speech sounds.

    Phonology is the study of speech sounds used in a language.

    Branch of linguistics

    Phonetics belong to descriptive linguísticas.

    Phonology belongs to theoretical linguistics.

    Areas

    Phonetics studies the production, transmisssion, reception of sound.

    Phonology studies different patterns of sounds in different languages.

    Specificity

    Phonetics does not study one particular language.


    Phonology can study one specific language.

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    Difference

    Phonetics. Phonology

    . Phonetics transcription_ [ ]. . Phonetics transcription_//

    . Articulatory, auditory, acoustic (anatomy). . Inventores, phonotactics, alternations

    . Vocal tract,phonation type, características of . Allophones, syllables, intonation, minimal

    Sounds etc. Pairs, assimilation, juncture, etc.

    . Descriptive linguistics. . Theoretical linguistcs

    . All speech sounds (universal) . Sounds of a particular language

    . Studies 'phones' . Studies 'phonemes'

    . Limites scope . Broader scop

    . Articulation /production . Selection

    . Transmisssion . Organisation

    . Reception . Function

    . Description . Distribution

    Phonetics is a branch of linguistics that focuses on the production and classifcation of the world's speech
    sounds. The production of speech looks at the interaction of different vocal organs, for exmple the
    lips,tongue and teeth, to produced particular sounds.
    Fro examples, /f/and/w/are phonemes because they different iate the meaning of the words "fish" and
    "wish," as well as /a/and/i/ in the case of the words "wish" and "wash. " Allophones are considere different
    variantes of the same phonemes.

    Phonetic phonology

    . Phonetics is the branch of . In contraste to phonetics, phonology is the

    linguistics that deals with how. study of significant speech sounds.

    to human speech sounds are made.

    . It descreves how physical expressions of . On the other hand, phonology deals with the mental

    human speech sounds are produced. aspects of sounds in a language.

    . Phonetical units are called phones. . Phonological units are called phonemes.

    . It dealsp with a large number of . It deals with a limites number of

    speech sounds. speech sounds.

    . As we know that phonetic symbols. . On the other hand, phonetic symbols are

    are enclosed in square brackets enclosed in the slashed brackets.

    . Phonological units are formed constastively. . Where as, Phonetical units may not foram

    contrastively.

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