Who Form 5495 Underlying 2017-2023

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Welcome this is a video for the phonology module of linguistics 101 in the phonetics module we looked at broad and narrow transcriptions at that point it was presented as the transcription before and after the application of the phonetic processes in this video we will look at a more fundamental perspective on the difference between broad and narrow transcriptions and lay the foundations for powerful method of analyzing sound patterns in the language so to start let's consider the pronunciation you might find in a dictionary for example the word between is transcribed like this in the Oxford English Dictionary there are a couple of things in there that we didn't cover yet the stress mark that high tick and the length mark which is the double dots the colon link character don't worry about those for now but do notice that there's no aspiration marked on the T although that is an aspirated T between and no nasalization marked on the eval the lowercase I in other words this is a broad transcription and you can see that because it actually uses the slash brackets that was copied directly from the Oxford English Dictionary it's a broad transcription so it leaves out the details Illustrated given by phonetic processes such as aspiration and nasalization a dictionary even one with the gravitas of the Oxford English Dictionary can afford to leave out these details because every speaker of English if they are given the information in the broad transcription will automatically fill in those details they will apply the phonetic processes this is part of the unconscious working of the phonological grammar it's automatic so what does this tell us about the broad and narrow transcriptions and how they relate to the production and perception of language well it...