Phonetics and other linguistic and non – linguistic disciplines

Phonetics and other linguistic and non – linguistic disciplines

Done by: Ismagulova Aigerim

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Phonetics is one of the oldest and the most essential branches of the linguistic. It studies the spoken aspects of languages. Its subject is a scientific analysis of the entire system of oral means expressing thoughts and emotions of the speaker. 
                                 Branches of phonetics:

Phonetics and Grammar

• Phonetics is closely connected with grammar by means of the system of rules.
• It is very helpful to pronounce correctly the plural forms of nouns, Past Indefinite and Past Participle of English regular verbs.

Phonetics and Lexicology

• The connection between them is due to the presence of stress in the right place we can distinguish nouns from verbs.

  Phonetics and Stylistic

• First of all, it is connected with Stylistic through the intonation ( speech melody, sentence stress, rhythm, pauses, timber. Thus, they serve to express emotions. They help to distinguish manifold attitudes on the part of the speaker and author. It is connected through the repetition of the words, phrases as well.

The difference between phonetics and phonology

• Phonology concerns itself with system of phonemes, abstract cognitive units of speech sound or sign which distinguish the words of a language. Phonetics, on the other hand, concerns itself with the production, transmission, and perception of the physical phenomena which are abstracted in the mind to canstitute these speech sounds or signs.