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Phonology (It's suffix -phon comes from the Greek phonema, which means…
Phonology
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It's suffix -phon comes from the Greek phonema, which means "tod do with sounds"
Examples: Telephone, Microphone, Gramophone and Xylophone
Phonetics
It's composed of:
Graphemes
A grapheme is the basic unit of a written language, which may represent a letter or a number
Phonemes
A morpheme is the basic unit of sound, which may be a sound segment of words or syllables. They help us to construct a specific
In this alphabet, there were not enough letters for every phoneme there is in English, so monks expected the reader to recognize the words
Phonemes are identified by linguists with a comprehensive set of symbols, these symbols correspond to vowels, consonants, clicks and glottalic sounds.
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Morphemes
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It originates from the Greek word "Phonema", which means "A sound"
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