English phonetics is a great way to
know the right sound of each and every alphabet in the language. It
involves using the right accent. Accent can also be owing to
cultural influence but the best thing is to have a neutral accent
and then learn the new accent which is widely accepted as British or
American. The base of phonics is the right way to teach spellings
too which is vital for sentence formation and writing. Though
children may many times question as to why ‘through’ is not th-rough
(th-ruf) it is with lot of speaking and practice that they learn to
modify the sounds as per the requirement. The phone about phonetics
is about sound taken from the Greek word.
Most books on phonetics will show you pictures and positions of the
mouth and tongue placements. The movement of the palette also helps
out to mould the sound as per the air vibrations. A good speaker
understands these mannerisms in order to be widely accepted as a
good speaker. English pronunciation is very interesting and follows
various rules and contraries to the rules. That is seen in how we
pronounce ‘r’ that follows a major part of our pronunciation. Car
has to be pronounced with the last r sound that makes the tongue
touch the inside part of out lower teeth. Vowel sounds require
modulation with jaw muscles, clenching and open mouth rounding or
flat sound production.
It is true that phoneme or the sound that is perceived by a person
cannot be actually derived. What we hear owing to acoustics and
change in the air vibrations makes us understand the vowel sound.
Hence speaking correctly with the right kind of tongue movement and
modifying our speech is required so that the perception is better.
This encourages better understanding that is vital for
communication. Phonology works as a deep research about linguistics.
Now this can be different as per the region where English is spoken
as a native language. Here the sound words are deciphered originally
as per the accent that is followed.
Going in-depth, phonetics is about auditory, acoustic and
articulatory nature. These three types constitute the main thing
about phonetics. Auditory is about the reflection of the sound heard
by a person which is originated by a speaker. The acoustic phonetics
is about air and how it modulates a particular sound through its
vibes. Sounds come from the throat, tongue and lip movements which
are seen in the articulatory part of phonetics. The study is very
much done from the early times English was regarded as a spoken
language. Though writing a particular word may be a matter of
spellings, the spoken word does take a lot of effort which is broken
down as per the three main parts of phonetics.
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| SOME RHYMES |
| Hey Diddle Diddle |
| Baa, Baa, Black Sheep |
| Hickory, Dickory, Dock |
| Jack and Jill went up the hill |
| Little Miss Muffet |
| One, two |
| Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake |
| Rock-a-bye, baby |
To market, to market, to buy a fat pig |
Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town |
| Two Twin Aeroplanes |
| Engine Engine Number Nine |
| Little Bo Peep |
| Five little freckled frogs |
| Four little monkeys |
| A tisket A tasket |
| Goosey Goosey Gander |
| One Two Three Four Five |
| Hot cross buns |
| Pat a cake |
| Rolly Polly Rolly Polly |
| Open Shut them |
| After a bath |
| Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater |
| Row Row Row your boat |
| Mary Mary Quite contrary |
| I love you, you love me |
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