Syllabic structure of English

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Hierarchical structure of language Definition 1

Speech sounds are normally part of a

Hierarchical structure of language Definition 1 Speech sounds are normally part of
larger and hierarchically higher phonetic unit known as the syllable, which is an integral constituent part of a still higher unit which is the word.

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Syllable : Definition

Syllable is the smallest unit into which speech continuum

Syllable : Definition Syllable is the smallest unit into which speech continuum
is divided .
Is it evident? How do you divide into syllables: an aim, a name, reading, studying, city, seated, agree, unrestricted, simple, etc.

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Definition3

Syllable is the smallest articulatory (pronunciation) unit.
Ex. twilight, tea, see- seed- seat,

Definition3 Syllable is the smallest articulatory (pronunciation) unit. Ex. twilight, tea, see-

Вода, вод, водовоз

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Definition 4

Syllable is the smallest perception unit.
Experiments has shown that

Definition 4 Syllable is the smallest perception unit. Experiments has shown that
the listener can recognize the preceding sound only after he has analyzed the whole syllable (Кожевников, Чистович, Джапаридзе).

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Definition 5

The syllable determines particular ways in which phonemes are grouped in

Definition 5 The syllable determines particular ways in which phonemes are grouped
a particular language. (Greek : “syn”- together, “labein” – take)
Ex. “Knabe” (German – 2 syl, English – 3 syl) )

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Definition 6

Syllable is a combination of vowel and consonant.
(term “con+sonant”

Definition 6 Syllable is a combination of vowel and consonant. (term “con+sonant” – sounding with something)
– sounding with something)

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Other possible definitions?

Syllable is a unit of rhythm.
The foot

Other possible definitions? Syllable is a unit of rhythm. The foot in
in poetry is a certain combination of stressed and unstressed syllables.
Example : мой дядя…..

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Syllable structure C+V

CV
VCV
CVCC

No
Ago
Rhythm

Syllable structure C+V CV VCV CVCC No Ago Rhythm

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Definition 7

«Syllable is a structural unit , which consists of a

Definition 7 «Syllable is a structural unit , which consists of a
vowel alone or of a vowel (or a syllabic consonant) surrounded by consonants in the numbers and arrangements permitted by a given language»
(Борисова, Метлюк. Теор фонетика) .

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Classification of syllables

Open (be)
Closed (fit)
Covered (not)
Uncovered (awe)

Classification of syllables Open (be) Closed (fit) Covered (not) Uncovered (awe)

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Orphographic classification

Open “be” “sale”
Closed “fit”
Syl 3 “card” “third” “hurl”

Orphographic classification Open “be” “sale” Closed “fit” Syl 3 “card” “third” “hurl” Syl4 “care” “lure”

Syl4 “care” “lure”

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English syllabic sonorants

Вопль
Фильм
Ритм
Челн

People
Film
Rhythm
Fallen

English syllabic sonorants Вопль Фильм Ритм Челн People Film Rhythm Fallen

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English syllabic sonorants in word final positions

English syllabic sonorants in word final positions

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Syllable division

An aim
A blacked eye
A nice house
Stand ‘up
Is’over

A

Syllable division An aim A blacked eye A nice house Stand ‘up
name
A black tie
An ice house
Stan’dup
Iso’ver

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Open vs closed syllables Syllable division

Parking
Forty
Garden
Music

city
lily
petty
sorry
money

Open vs closed syllables Syllable division Parking Forty Garden Music city lily petty sorry money

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Syllable division and morphemic structure

Late-ly
Feel- ing

La-ter
Fee-ling

Syllable division and morphemic structure Late-ly Feel- ing La-ter Fee-ling

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Syllable vs Mora
English and Russian are syllable counting and not MORA

Syllable vs Mora English and Russian are syllable counting and not MORA
– counting .
MORA = length of 1 short vowel

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Syllable as carrier of prosodemes

Ex. How many
syllables are

Syllable as carrier of prosodemes Ex. How many syllables are there in the word “syllable” ?
there in the
word
“syllable” ?

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Syllable and sound change

Assimilation (historical , incidental, complete, partial)
Accommodation

Syllable and sound change Assimilation (historical , incidental, complete, partial) Accommodation

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Theories

R. Stetson “Chest pulse theory”
Every syllable is a fresh expiration?

Theories R. Stetson “Chest pulse theory” Every syllable is a fresh expiration? - star, seeing

- star, seeing

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Relative Sonority Theory O. Jespersen

Sounds group themselves according to the degree of

Relative Sonority Theory O. Jespersen Sounds group themselves according to the degree
sonority
Sounds differ in the degree of sonority
Sounds are opposed as peaks of sonority vs valleys of sonority
Ex. sand vs sadden

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Classification of sounds acc. to the degree of sonority

Open vowels
Mid-open vowels
Close

Classification of sounds acc. to the degree of sonority Open vowels Mid-open
vowels
Sonorants
Voiced fricartives
Voiced stops
Voiceless fricatives
Voiceless stops

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Definition 8

The distance between the two points of lower sonority is

Definition 8 The distance between the two points of lower sonority is
a syllable.
Ex. 1. October (3), melt (1) , metal (2)
2. Star, skate, next
3. an aim, a name

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Muscular Tension Theory Shcherba L.S.

Syllable is an arc of muscular tension
Three

Muscular Tension Theory Shcherba L.S. Syllable is an arc of muscular tension
types of consonants :
сильноконечные, сильноначальные, двухвершинные
Ex. It, pin,
tie, part,
that time, pen knife

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Loudhess theory

Syllable is an arc of loudness.
Ex. a black tie
a

Loudhess theory Syllable is an arc of loudness. Ex. a black tie a blacked eye
blacked eye
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