My dear teachers, as I told you the last class this week I won´t be at University. However you must prepare your next product:
- Summarize Suprasegmentals through a Powtoon video.
- comment on the forum at Gran Colombia´s platform.(virtual Campus)
Steps:
1. Click on the link and take notes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kpdgi6_qeU4
2. Comment on the blog based on what you understand.
3. Go to the mooodle platform, watch the 4 videos and be part of the fórum with your own examples. (show me what you understood)
4. Create your own Powtoon video in which you add your previous examples.
5. Add your video to your Wix.
In the video is the explain of differents topics: Loudness, Pitch, Length and secundary articulation. Really i like and understand.
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ReplyDeleteSegmental features are (generally) easy to determine in isolation.
ReplyDeleteSingle suprasegmental features may occur over a single segment or a sequence of segments.
The length of a phone may depend on pragmatic reasons, phonetic reasons, or phonemic reasons.
In some languages, changing the length of a phone can change a word’s meaning.
All speakers have different average pitch.
three thing to refer to suprasegmentals features :
ReplyDeleteloudness: is intensity in each syllable in the sentences since it never produced with the same intensity.
pitch: include intonation and tone ;refer is going up or down the intonation can be high , mid or low this would be the tone
lenght :refers to when the sound of a vowel is long or short,This can be differentiated by the two points(:) that meaning the pronunciation the word is long
Is a video very interesting, I understood that they are basic segments of the speech how the vowels and the consonants, but moreover they are other aditional features as the suprasegmentals features, and these are four:
ReplyDelete1.Loudness: is the intensity of the pronunciation, and we can understand that in a spoken utternace the syllables are never produced with the same intensity.
2.Pich: is related with the intonation, and the pich is going up and down in a normal conversation.
3.Length: this measure the duration of the vowels, syllable and utterance.
4.Secondary Articulations: labialization, palatalization, velarization, pharyngealization.
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ReplyDeleteThe video is very interesting and explanations are understandable and consistency.
ReplyDeleteLoudness: is the characteristic of a sound that is primarily a psychological correlate of physical strength, a subjective measure, is often confused with objective measures of sound strength such as sound pressure.
Pitch: is changing continually is going up and down, depends on the number of vibrations per second produced by the vocal cords.
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ReplyDeleteSUPRASEGMENTAL FEATURES ARE INTERESTING BECAUSE THESTRESS ON WORDS ARE THE SENCE OF THE SPEECH. THE PTCH LEVEL GO UP AND DOWN ARE PRODUCED FOR THE FORCE OF INTONATION, THAT DESCRIBE THE SENCES AS A MELODY. IT'S VERY CLEAR TO UNDERSTAND
ReplyDeleteThose suprasegmentals are very usefull for start to talk real english, it's important to know the stress marks on loudness part, how it decreasse and increasse the stress on syllabes, changing to frenquency too and expressing emotion
DeleteThe explanation in the video is very clear, I understood the meaning and the function of loudness, pitch, length and secundary articulation.
ReplyDeleteLOUDNESS: is the intonation, the way how we pronounce the word in the language
PITCH: it mix the tone, the intonation and the frecuency of the pronunciation
LENGTH: it depends of the duration of the word, if it is short or long.
SECONDARY ARTICULATION: in here we have labialization, palatalization, velarization and pharyngealization.
Is a video very interesting and important, explained about:
ReplyDeleteLoudness:intensity, pronunciation
Pich: frequency. going up and next down.
Length: duration, melody, intonation.
Secondary Articulations: labialization, palatalization, velarization.
HI, The characteristics of the segments (i.e. individual sounds) of speech: place and manner of articulation and voicing for consonants; tongue height and advancement, lip rounding, and tenseness for vowels.
ReplyDeleteThe characteristics of supra-segmental of speech: speech sounds may also have length, intonation, tone, and stress.
LENGH:
Some speech sounds are inherently longer than others. for instance:
high vowels are shorter than low vowel;
voiceless consonants are longer than voiced consonants.
INTONATION:
The pattern of rises and falls in pitch across a stretch of speech such as a sentence.
The pitch = highness or lowness
TONE
With respect to the syllables in a word the pitch can make a different in the word’s meaning
Stressed syllables are prominence due to
A number of physical effort in production,
Greater loudness
Increased duration
THE VIDEO IS VERY CLEAR AND INTERESTING GOOD
Hi teacher. The video that you linked was about in general talking about suprasegmental features that explain features of:
ReplyDelete-Loudness: referring to the intensity of the syllables because they don’t have the same intensity (related with stress in each case)
-Pitch: that is related with the frequency and how the people pronounce the words, Pitch always will increase and decrease (intonation).
-Length: that talks about the duration of vowels, syllables and utterance according to its position on the sentence.
-Secondary Articulation: in this case explain many articulations to produce sounds in English speech (labialization, palatalization, velarization and pharyngealization).
Also explained about the co-articulations (dental, fronting, etc.)
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well teacher, I understood that this video was a review about the some topics that we were looking during the process in the class, since is very important know that in the stress increase respiratory activities when there are many expressions at moment to talk about something.
ReplyDeletethe pitch is the frequency as we say the things
length is the duration acording to the vowel length, syllable length,utterance length, where give knowledge about the forms of expressions acording at especific time.
For another part is very interesting and important remember the importance that this topics give in ours knowledge every day because in a future we use in the work.
Is a good video, the topics was: SUPRASEGMENTAL
ReplyDeleteLoudness: Intensity
Pitch: Frequency
Length: Duration
Secundary articulation: Labialization, Palatalization, Velarization and Pharyngealization
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ReplyDeleteIt's a short video... but it's also very clear, i understand the functions and the importance of Suprasegmental phonology.
ReplyDeleteSuprasegmental phonology is concerned with other aspects of phonology, such as PITCH, LOUDNESS, LENGTH and the SECONDARY ARTICULATION.
PITCH: That include intonation and tone; Refers that the intonation can be high , mid or low , and this would be the tone
LOUDNESS: It’s about the intensity of the pronunciation, and that we can understand it in a spoken utterance. Also explain that the syllables are never produced with the same intensity.
LENGTH: It’s about the duration of sound with vowels, syllables and utterance according to the position of each one on the sentence.
SECONDARY ARTICULATION: in the video there is an explanation about some articulations in order to produce sounds in English speech. (labialization, palatalization, velarization and pharyngealization).
It is interesting, because it is important to learn.
ReplyDeleteThe suprasegmentals are the vowels and consonants which form syllables. Refers to the features of the speech, as stress and pitch.
1.Loudness: is the intensity of the pronunciation
2.Pich: Refers when the voice of the person is degree of lowness or highness at the moment to speak
3.Length: the duration
4.Secondary Articulations: labialization, palatalization, velarization, pharyngealization.
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ReplyDeleteThe video is very important because we can know the meaning and use the PITCH, LOUDNESS, LENGTH and the SECONDARY ARTICULATION.
ReplyDeleteThe man explained with different clear examples.
Loudness: Intensity
Pitch: Frequency
Length: Duration
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DeleteSUPRASEGMENTAL FEATURES:
ReplyDeleteAccording to analyze videos watched achieve suprasegmental features that span many phonetic features, as in this is:
loudness (intensity): is the intensity with which the sound of each word according to the syllables containing the phrase occurs.
example: my mother is beautiful
my mother is beautiful
my mother is beautiful
pitch (frequency): is the continuous frequency having a prayer when pronouncing and can go up and down. "intonation of a language can be describe as its melody
example: can you give me a favor?
can you give me a favor
length ((duration): is the length of a word at the time of the pronunciation according to the phoneme, whether vowels or consonants and syllables containing prayer
ie / jes / and / je ::::: s /
/ bad / and / ba ::::: d /
Secondary ARTICULATION
labialization
palatalization
velarization
pharingealization
pronunciation:
-lexical stress: stress on first syllable: Nominal stress / Verbal Stress;
EXAMPLE: torment: [ˈtɔːment]
-shift: accent on second syllable;
EXAMPLE: torment: [ˈtɔːment]
-weakining: union of the words
tEXAMPLE: It is (its)
tonnal phenomena: according to the mood they pronounce
/ - _ ^ V
tone languages: PDE: INTONATION:
-tonality: I Studied and practiced His song
-tonacity: laura has plans to travel
- Tone
coarticulation: -fronting -retracting
The video is about PITCH, LOUDNESS, LENGTH and the SECONDARY ARTICULATION.
ReplyDeletePitch: The frequency and how the people pronounce the words.
Loudness: Is the intensity.
Length: The duration of sound with vowels.
Secondary articulation: Is about the Labialization, palatalization, velarization and pharyngealization.
The video is great, very clear, the man talking about the suprasegmentals and his parts:
ReplyDeletePITCH: is the frecuency than the persones use some kinds of words
LENGTH: is the analysis of the duration of the words with vowels
LOUDNESS: , is the intensity , if a word have strong or weak pronuciation
Secondary Articulation: is the analysis of Labialization, palatalization, velarization and pharyngealization.
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Well in the video i saw many things very important, like the analysis of the characteristics of the suprasegmentals and his physical counter parts, for example, loudness with the counterpart intensity, measured in decibels, pitch and the frequency measured in Hz something important in pitch is in the video he talks about the speech were the pitch is changing continuously, length with the physical counterpart duration measured in secs and finally the articulation to produce the suprasegmentals(labialization, palatalization, velarization and pharyngealization).
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Length (Duration): Refers to the duration of a speech sound,
ReplyDeleteSome speech sounds are inherently longer than others. for instance:
high vowels are shorter than low vowel;
voiceless consonants are longer than voiced consonants
voiceless fricatives are the longest consonant of all.
the influence of the sounds around.
intonation:
The pattern of rises and falls in pitch across a stretch of speech such as a sentence.
The pitch = highness or lowness.
The meaning of sentence can depend on the sentence’s intonation contour.
Tone:
With respect to the syllables in a word the pitch can make a different in the word’s meaning
The languages that include tone as one of the factors affecting meanings are called tone languages
Stress:
It is a property of syllables, not individual segments. A stressed syllable is more prominent or easily identified than unstressed
Stressed syllables are prominence due to:
- A number of physical effort in production,
- Greater loudness
- Increased duration
This video was very interesting, I understand that the loudness, is the intonation, the way how we pronounce the word in the language, the pitch is it mix the tone, the intonation and the frecuency of the pronunciation, the length is it depends of the duration of the word, if it is short or long, and the secondary articulation is here, we have labialization, palatalization, velarization and pharyngealization.
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According to the video Suprasegmental Features have some features as it says, it works with those:
ReplyDelete• Loudness which is the (intensity) and it´s measure in (DB); and in which you read through phonetic symbols like the example I n which the stress is high in some parts of the sentence.
• Pitch which is the (frequency) and it´s measure in (Hz); and it changed constantly, going up and down as in the next example:
Ex: I sat by the window reading a book.
The Phonetic Analysis of Pitch: The intonation of a language can be describes as it´s melody. And it has some parts into the body of the sentences:
Nucleus: words into the nucleus tongue. The middle of the sentence.
Head: the beginning of the sentence.
Tail: The finish of the sentence.
• Length which is the (duration) and it´s measure in (sec). It also is divided in three parts:
Vowel length: si:t - sIt
Syllable length: jes - je:::s
Utterance length: tha changing of the “tempo” of an utterance may increase or decrease its character.
• Secondary Articulation: It can be:
Labialization: often used in child-directed speech (“baby talk”).
Palatalization
Velarization
Pharyngealization
Those are ways to use to use the language according to the phonetic system as the tool to use or create the sound.
Co- Articulation divides in two parts for develop the sound according also with our phonetic sysem:
Fronting - Retracting
Dental
Don´t mix Co-Articulation with Secondary Articulation.
All this about Suprasegmental Features is a function in a particular language.
The video is so interesting , i think that videos like this can help us to increase our level to pronunciation, the man on the video talk about the suprasegmentals but in there 4 important parts: Pitch: is the mix tone , the frecuency that the person use in some of the words, Length: it depends if the word is long or short, Loudness: is the intonation and the intensity in the pronunciation, and finally Secondary articulation: here we have 4 , labialization, palatalization, velarization and parhyngealization.
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ReplyDeletethis video is interensiting because to help to to have basses in diferentes context, the main topics for me most importan are. Loudness, a subjective measure, is often confused with objective measures of sound strength such as sound pressure, sound pressure level in decibels sound intensity or sound power. Filters such as A-weighting attempt to adjust sound measurements to correspond to loudness perceived by the typical human here is importan to have several things to know the people. However, loudness perception is a much more.
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ReplyDeleteThis video is quite an English phonetics class. We can clearly see an explanation about the phenomenon of speaking. It is said that it has lots of important parts such as vowels, consonants, which form words and at the same time, phrases within speech. Different aspects of speech sounds are explained as well as the suprasegmental features that are loudness, pitch (where frequency and intonation play roles) and length which is measured in seconds. When we speak, we may realize that there are stressed syllables and at the same time that there are some weaker or stronger than others. Pitch level is really important when we talk about phonetic analysis of speech. Something I really liked was: "The intonation of a language can be described as its melody" besides, is the fact of knowing that Length of sounds is variable depending on the words we are saying and of course what we mean to say. This analysis looks forward to work on different linguistic porpuses. Something that expresses lack of interest, lack of emotion, are short vowells in used expressions. Finally we've got to know the importance of lips and tongue position in order to make different sounds.
ReplyDeleteThis video is important and interesting because explain the suprasegmental topic and his diffent parts.
ReplyDeletePITCH: Is the frequency and how is pronounce a word.
LENGTH: Is the duration of the vowels.
LOUDNESS: Is the entonation-intensity of the vowel in the language.
In the Secondary articulation:
-labialization.
-palatalization.
-velarization.
-parhyngealization.
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DeleteI understand the videos, the different examples where the sections of the words were separated in its intonation in USA and British englis its changes, sections of the words and intonation from de other people from de another countries is very interesting because do it a comparison with the original pronuntiation of the english lenguage and its similitude with their pronuntiation and the segment of the words of the videos.
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ReplyDeleteAbout the videos I understood the examples in which the words were divided in their intonation and changes in American English and British English, people from different places pronounced differently, and it's very interesting to hear the pronunciation and compare
ReplyDeleteHi, the man on the video explains some important supragmentals features of the phonetic, such as:
ReplyDelete-Loudness which is responsible of the physical counterpart intensity where the syllables don't produced of the same way, that syllables are produced when the respiratory activity increases and combine each other.
-Pitch is responsible of frequency because this supragmental feature changes constanlty, so it's referred as a intonation for the melody.
-Length has a variety of linguistic purposes such as vowel lenght where we can differentiate making a combination, in syllable lenght, we can join it through syllables but it depends of the emotion that give it and utterance lenght where the time changes depending on the increase or decrease.
After these supragmentals features, there are others which are responsibles of labialization, palatalization and pharyngealization where it must not be mixied with the co-articulation.
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ReplyDeleteThis video is too clear, because it shows more of the supresagmentals.
ReplyDelete1 pitch,
2 loudness,
3 length
4 articulation.
* labialization,
* palatalization,
* velarization
* pharyngealization.
Loudness.
ReplyDeleteIt is about intensity of the sounds and it is calculated by decibels, not all the syllables has the same intensity, it depends of the quantity of the increase of the respiratory activity.
Pitch.
It is about frequency and his measure is by hertz, it is changing continuously, it is going up and down in a conversation all the time and like we saw before it is could be "rise, fall or fall-rise".
Length.
Duration, his normally measure is in seconds, it could a variation wich depends of the language or the emotion of the speaker, for example: yes /jes/ or yes /je:::s/.
Secondary Articulation.
The most important part, could be.
—Labialization, often used when you talk like a baby.
—Palatalization.
—Velarization. (both like a "legüi sopa")
—Pharyngealization, Like in arabic languages.
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ReplyDeleteThe suprasegmental is composed of:
LOUDNESS: intensity
PITCH : frequency
LENGTH: duration
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