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This document provides definitions of phonetics from multiple sources. Phonetics is summarized as the scientific study of human speech sounds, including their articulation, acoustic properties, perception, production, transmission and reception. Phonetics analyzes and describes speech sounds and provides means for classifying sounds produced by the human vocal tract.
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- 2. Definition of Phonetics Malmberg (1963, p.1): the study of sounds of language Langacker (1967, p.6): … the analysis of speech sounds with their articulation, acoustic property and perception O’Connor, (1973, p.105): the study of speech sounds
- 3. Ladefoged (1975, p.1): Phonetics is concerned with describing the speech sounds that occur in the languages of the world.
- 4. Definition of Phonetics Catford (1988, p.1): Phonetics is the systematic study of human speech- sounds. It provides means of describing and classifying virtually all the sounds that can be produced by human vocal tracts. Lyons (2002, p.66): the study of the phonic medium Yule (2008, p.30): the general study of the characteristics of speech sounds Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary
- 9. Roach (2000, p. 1): a general theory about speech sounds. Clark and Yallop (1995, pp. 1-2): the study of articulatory, acoustic and auditory facets of speech Crystal (2003, p. 349): the science which studies the characteristics of human sound-making, especially those sounds used in speech, and provides methods for their
- 10. Defining characteristics of Phonetics Phonetics is a science or a scientific study. It is the study of human vocal noise. It gives emphasis on the study of human speech sounds. It studies the production, transmission and reception of speech sounds It transcribes the speech sounds, and describes and classifies them on the basis of their production.
- 11. Conclusion Phonetics is the scientific study of all human vocal noise with special emphasis on speech sounds in terms of their production, transmission and reception, including the transcription, and description and classification of them on