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FoniQuiz: Inglés en Sonido

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Reto rápido de fonética del inglés.

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FoniQuiz: Inglés en Sonido
 

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Reto rápido de fonética del inglés.

by Guadalupe García Segundo
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La distinción entre /ɪ/ y /iː/ no es relevante en inglés; son la misma vocal.

2

Las consonantes interdental /θ/ y /ð/ son fonemas distintivos del inglés.

3

La schwa /ə/ no aparece en posiciones átonas de las palabras en inglés.

4

En inglés británico la /r/ final no se pronuncia, siendo no rhótica.

5

La /r/ inglesa se pronuncia siempre como una vibrante simple /ɹ/ y nunca como una aproximante.

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En inglés existen vocales cortas y largas y diptongos como /eɪ/ y /aɪ/.

7

La vocal /ə/ (schwa) es la vocal átona más frecuente en inglés.

8

En inglés no existen diptongos; todas las vocales se pronuncian como un solo sonido.

9

La acentuación de algunas palabras puede cambiar entre sustantivo y verbo, como 'REcord' (sustantivo) y 'reCORD' (verbo).

10

La acentuación en palabras de dos sílabas siempre recae en la primera sílaba.

11

Es lo mismo spelling que sound

12

It´s extremely important to think about words in terms how they sound not in terms how they are spelled

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Grapheme is a representation of letters

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Phonemes are representations of sound

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An alphabet that contains a separate letter for each individual sound in a language is called phonetic alphabet

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Digraphs may be are different letter sequences of patterns that represent the same sound

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Allographs may be the same 2 letters

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International Phonetic Association formed in 1886

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Children can attain native- like pronunciation

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Adults can have difficulty in acquire native pronunciation

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The most likely second learners feel identified with members of the second language culture, the are more likely to try to learn the pronunciation

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Learners who are willing, shy cannot learn correct pronunciation

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It`s necessary that ESL teacher be aware of their student personalities

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