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Slides Presentations

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Slides Presentations

by Ronaldo Lima Jr

 

On this page you will find the slides I use for my courses. Feel free to use them online your to download their pdf version. More slides will be added soon.

 

  1. Introductions
    1. Introduction to Linguistics
    2. Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology
    3. Speech Organs
  2. Segmental Features
    1. Consonants
    2. Brazilian Portuguese Speakers' Difficulties with Consonants
    3. Phonology and Morphology
    4. Single Vowels
    5. Diphthongs and Triphthongs
    6. Brazilian Portuguese Speakers' Difficulties with Vowels
    7. Pronunciations and Spelling
    8. Phonetic Phenomena in American English
    9. Segmental Differences between American and British (non-rhotic) Varieties
  3. Suprasegmental Features
    1. Stress
    2. Intonation
    3. More Aspects of Connected Speech

 

Introductions

 

Introduction to Linguistics

 

 

Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology

 

 

Speech Organs

 

 

 

Segmental Features

 

Consonants

 

 

Brazilian Portuguese Speakers' Difficulties with Consonants

 

 

Phonology and Morphology

 

 

Single Vowels

 

 

Diphthongs and Triphthongs

 

 

Brazilian Portuguese Speakers' Difficulties with Vowels

 

 

Pronunciations and Spelling

 

  • Pronuncaition and Spelling (pdf)

 

Phonetic Phenomena in American English

 

  • Phonetic Details (pdf)

 

Segmental Differences between American and British (non-rhotic) Varieties

 

  • AmE vs. BrE (pdf)

 

 

Suprasegmental Features

 

 

Stress

 

 

Intonation

 

 

More Aspects of Connected Speech

 

 

 

more slides coming soon

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