Communication (Sound) same species on various topics of mutual interest (approach) Homo Loquents

SOUNDS,
SPELLING
AND
SYMBOLS
(human vocal organs
COMMUNICATION
(Sound)
same species on various topics of mutual interest (APPROACH)
Homo Loquents
‘speaking human’
Linguistic signalling
allows a particularly wide range of sounds to be used)
Homo sapiens
‘Thinking human’
signalling systems
1.1. Phonetics And
Phonology
Phonology
( Phonology is the study of
how sounds are organized and
used in natural language)
Two Subdisciplines In Linguistics which deal with sound
Phonetics
( Phonetic is the study of how
speech sounds are produced,
what their physical properties
are, and how they’re produced )
and acoustic and auditory phonetics focus on
the physics
of speech as it travels through the air in the
form of sound waves, and the
effect those waves have
HEARER
( Ears And Brain )
phonetics has strong
associations with
anatomy, physiology,
physics and
neurology
TRANSMITTED
SPEAKER

Phonetics is concerned with the sounds we make in speech: how we produce them, how these sounds are transferred from the speaker to the hearer as sound waves, and how we hear and perceive them.

• Phonetics is concerned with the sounds we make in speech: how we produce them, how these sounds are transferred from the speaker to the hearer as sound waves, and how we hear and perceive them.
• Phonology is essentially the description of the systems and patterns of speech sounds in a language.

There are 3 kinds of phonetics, namely

Acoustic Phonetic, Auditory phonetic, and Organic phonetic