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1. vyd.

Praha : Karolinum, 2002

108 s. : il. ; 30 cm

ISBN 80-246-0423-X (brož.)

Učební texty Univerzity Karlovy v Praze

Dotisk r. 2003, r. 2005, 3. dotisk r. 2006

Bibliografie na s. 108

Učební text pro studenty Filozofické fakulty UK

Vydavatel: Univerzita Karlova v Praze

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Foreword 5 // 1. Introduction 7 // 1.1. The purpose of transcription 7 // 1.2. The International Phonetic Alphabet 8 // 1.3. Basic assumptions 10 // 1.3.1. A reference accent 10 // 1.3.2. Inner variation 11 // 1.3.3. Transcription material 12 // 1.3.4. Graphic conventions 13 // 2. Individual Phonemes - Elementary Exercises 14 // 2.1. Vowels 14 // 2.1.1. Monopthongs 14 // 2.1.2. Diphthongs 17 // 2.2. Consonants 19 // 2.3. Other symbols in phonemic transcription 21 // 2.4. Combined practice 22 // 3. Isolated Words 24 // 3.1. Frequent vocabulary items 24 // 3.2. Words with standard weak forms 28 // 3.3. Words with selected orthographic units 31 // 3.3.1. Words with the letter ’x’ 31 // 3.3.2. Words with the letter ’q’ 32 // 3.3.3. Words with the digraph ’ch’ 33 // 3.3.4. Words beginning with the group ’pro’ 34 // 3.3.5. Words with the digraphs ’ou’, ’au’, and ’eu’ 35 // 3.3.6. Words with the digraph ’ea’ 36 // 3.3.7. Words with silent letters 37 // 3.4. Words with selected phonological units 39 // 3.4.1. Words with the reduced vowel / Q / 39 // 3.4.2. Words with the mid central / з : / 42 // 3.4.3. Words with the open front/&/ 43 // 3.4.4. Words with the closing diphthong /эи/ 44 // 3.4.5. Words with the velar nasal /r)/ 45 // 3.4.6. Words with the dental fricatives /9/ and /0/ 46 // 3.5. Well-known international words 47 // 3.5.1. International false friends 47 //

3.5.2. Tame international words 50 // 3.5.3. Selected terminology of phonetic sciences 52 // 3.6. Words with unusual grapheme-phoneme correspondences 54 // 3 4. Phonological Consequences of Morphological Processes 55 // 4.1. Progressive assimilation with —s, —es, —’s, and —s’ 55 // 4.2. Progressive assimilation with ’-ed’ 57 // 4.3. Derivations 59 // 5. Connected Speech 62 // 5.1. Transcription without word boundaries 62 // 5.2. Linking phenomena 63 // 5.2.1. Pseudo-resyllabification 64 // 5.2.2. Linking [r] 64 // 5.2.3. Intrusive [r] 65 // 5.2.4. Transient [j] 66 // 5.2.5. Transient [w] 66 // 5.3. Assimilation across word boundaries 67 // 6. Allophonic Transcription 69 // 6.1. Labialized consonants 69 // 6.2. Vowel duration before fortis and lenis 70 // 6.3. Aspiration and partial voicing 71 // 6.4. Clear [ 1 ] and dark [ i ] 72 // 6.5. Nasalisation 73 // 6.6. Stop releases 73 // 6.7. Dental alveolars, fronted velars 74 // 6.8. Rich allophonic transcription 75 // 7. Answer Key 76 // 8. Vocabulary: Non-Elementary Words 102 // 9. References 108 // 4

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