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Published 12/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 648.30 MB | Duration: 2h 15m
Learn the basics of the study of language sounds.
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 648.30 MB | Duration: 2h 15m
Learn the basics of the study of language sounds.
What you'll learn
How language sounds are produced.
The classification of speech sounds.
The most common phonetic and phonological phenomena across languages.
How to read and write basic transcriptions using the IPA.
Key concepts and theories in phonology.
Requirements
At least a B2 level of English (upper/high-intermediate)
Description
This is the first course in the Linguistics 101 series. Let's start by looking at the most essential elements of language: sounds.You can use this course as a review before your exams, or if you wish to brush up your knowledge of linguistics, or if you just want to learn something completely new!In this course, you will have an overview of the fields of phonetics, the study of the physical aspects of language sounds, and phonology, the study of sound patterns in language.We start the course with a summary of what linguistics is and what the main theoretical frameworks in linguistics are. Then, we cover the main points of phonetics; we will look at what exactly the sounds of language are and have an overview of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) system, this will enable you to start reading transcriptions and transcribing some words yourself. You will gain some understanding of the human vocal tract and become familiar with aspects of sound production. We are also going to look at the most common articulatory processes found across languages and study suprasegmental features (intonation, stress, etc.).Next, we move on to phonology and you will gain an understanding of how and why phonology (and linguistics as a whole) has become a cognitive science. You will study core concepts in phonology, such as phonemes and allophones, phonotactics, features, and natural classes. We also analyse classic generative ideas in phonology (rule-based phonology). These will enable you to understand more intermediate and advanced materials.Please note:This course covers topics in descriptive and theoretical linguistics, it is not a pronunciation course. Although we look at the IPA and have some transcription practice, this is not a transcription-focused course.If you are unsatisfied, Udemy has a 30-day 100% money-back guarantee.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome
Lecture 2 How to use Udemy
Lecture 3 What is linguistics?
Section 2: Phonetics
Lecture 4 What is phonetics?
Lecture 5 Phones: the sounds of speech.
Lecture 6 The sound-producing system.
Lecture 7 Consonants, vowels, and glides.
Lecture 8 IPA: The International Phonetic Alphabet
Lecture 9 Consonants: Places of articulation
Lecture 10 Consonants: Manners of articulation
Lecture 11 Terminology
Lecture 12 Vowels
Lecture 13 Transcription
Lecture 14 Articulatory processes
Lecture 15 Suprasegmental features
Section 3: Phonology
Lecture 16 What is phonology?
Lecture 17 Phonemes and allophones
Lecture 18 Phonotactics
Lecture 19 Syllabic phonology
Lecture 20 Distinctive feature theory
Lecture 21 Features
Lecture 22 Natural classes
Lecture 23 Rule-based phonology
Lecture 24 Rule writing conventions
Lecture 25 References
Lecture 26 Bonus lecture
Beginners in linguistics.,Anyone interested in the topic.
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