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FLM0521-203: Topics in English Phonetics
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2019
FFLCH
FLM
FLM0521-203-2019
Course Slides
03 Normative Accents: RP and GenAm
03 Normative Accents: RP and GenAm
Slides for the session on RP and GenAm
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◄ 02 Transcribing connected speech Part 2
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Course announcements
Student Chatroom
01 Introduction and review
Standard lexical sets (pdf)
02 Transcribing connected speech Part 1
The Story of Arthur the Rat
02 Transcribing connected speech Part 2
04 English as a Lingua Franca
05 American Accents: New York & the Southern States
06 British Accents: London and Scotland
Interlude: Transcription Practice
07 Accents of English - World Englishes
08 Brazilian Englishes
My phonemic inventory
09 Introducing acoustic phonetics
WASP analysis program, UCL
Spectograms: Consonants
Spectograms: Vowels
Introduction to spectograms with Praat
Reading a spectogram: an example
10 Rhythm and poetic metre (video)
10 Poetic rhythm and metre
11 The Rhythms of Everyday Speech
12 Discourse intonation 1
13 Discourse intonation 2
Assessment information
Quiz 1: Standard lexical sets (submit by 14th August)
Quiz 2: Reviewing the phonemic alphabet (submit by 19th August)
Quiz 3: Comparing GenAm and RP (submit by 2nd September)
Quiz 4: Transcription practice 1 (submit by 9th September)
Quiz 5: Transcription practice 2 (submit by 16th September)
Quiz 6: Transcription practice 3 (submit by 23rd September)
Quiz 7: Transcription practice 4 (submit by 30th September)
Quiz 8: Transcription practice 5 - Brazilian English (submit by 7th October)
Quiz 9: Transcription practice 6 (submit by 14th October)
Quiz 10: Reading spectograms (submit by 21st October)
Upload the FIRST draft of your class essay here by 10th November
Upload the SECOND draft of your class essay here by December 1st
Roach: English Phonetics & Phonology
Brinton & Brinton, The Linguistic Structure of Modern English (see Chapters 2&3)
The IPA symbols in unicode font
University of Glasgow: Seeing Speech: An Interactive IPA chart
University of Sheffield clickable IPA chart
British Council's Sounds of English/Tim's Pronunciation Workshop videos
The Speech Accent Archive
International Dialects of English Archive
Dictionary of American Regional English audio samples
Accents of English from Around the World
Pronunciation for Teachers: Web Portal
PronPack
BrazTESOL Pronunciation SIG Facebook page
An interview with Jennifer Jenkins
David Crystal on teaching 'global English'
How strict should a teacher be about pronunciation in an English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) context?
British and American Pronunciation
British and American Pronunciation Differences
The Cockneyfication of RP
Ongoing change in modern RP
The social stratification of /r/ in New York department stores
Hybridity and ethnic accents: a study of 'Glaswasian'
Systematic Differences in Consonant Sounds - Brazilian Portuguese and American English
The Phonology of the Lost Cause: The English of the Confederados in Brazil
Accents in pop and rock singing
Norms for pronunciation of English in Southeast Asia
Investigating Attitudes towards Newscasters' English Accents in Trinidad
Uptalk in Southern British English
Intonation and classroom communication
04 English as a Lingua Franca ►