phonemic system उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
- Strictly phonemic systems ( only one symbol for each English sound ) have a few alternatives : using an entirely new alphabet, adding diacritics, treating case as significant, or adding symbols.
- I do not have the patience, time, or space to argue with this editor over why he should not be spreading incorrect information in regards to Venture�o's phonetic and phonemic system.
- Cyrillic came about because they couldn't ( too many postalveolar sounds ) and Korean and Japanese writing systems came about as an attempt to make a more phonemic system from the Chinese system with thousands of word characters.
- As an example, the last name of actor Jake Gyllenhaal, written in the IPA, might be written or in a phonemic system, and " Jill-in-hall " in a non-phonemic system.
- As an example, the last name of actor Jake Gyllenhaal, written in the IPA, might be written or in a phonemic system, and " Jill-in-hall " in a non-phonemic system.
- It is likely that the phonemic system of children in H-dropping areas lacks an / h / entirely, but that social and educational pressures lead to the incorporation of an ( inconsistently realized ) / h / into the system by the time of adulthood.
- These sounds can be treated as a single underlying phoneme because they are in complementary distribution . ( Apparent counterexamples are provided by certain interjections, such as,,, and, but these are normally treated as special cases operating outside the normal phonemic system .)
- A different variety of spelling pronunciations are phonetic adaptations, i . e ., pronunciations of the written form of foreign words within the frame of the phonemic system of the language that accepts them : an example of this process is " garage " ( in French ) sometimes pronounced in English.
- argued that fell short in accurately representing dialects because their methodology involved attempting to create a diasystem before establishing the relevant component phonemic systems . argues a similar problem occurs in the study of Hopi where transfer of training leads phoneticians to fit features of a dialect under study into the system of dialects already studied.