Organizational introduction
Robert Spence Unit 0 Organizational introduction Getting started in the study of phonetics
English Phonetics lecture given on Goals 31 October 2016 / Course Overview Resources
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Internet sources
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Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
Robert Spence Angewandte Sprachwissenschaft Universität des Saarlandes 0.1 Organizational Definitions introduction Robert Spence Language: the noises we make with our faces in order to live. (J.R. Firth)
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
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Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
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Envoi
0.2 2 To exchange contact details (email) — LIST!
3 To gain an overview of how the course will work
4 To complete a brief survey about previous experience
5 To gain an overview of some useful resources for the study of phonetics
6 To list some guiding principles for the study of phonetics
Organizational The goals of today’s session are: introduction Robert Spence
1 To gain an overview of what this course is about Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.3 3 To gain an overview of how the course will work
4 To complete a brief survey about previous experience
5 To gain an overview of some useful resources for the study of phonetics
6 To list some guiding principles for the study of phonetics
Organizational The goals of today’s session are: introduction Robert Spence
1 To gain an overview of what this course is about Goals 2 To exchange contact details (email) — LIST! Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.3 4 To complete a brief survey about previous experience
5 To gain an overview of some useful resources for the study of phonetics
6 To list some guiding principles for the study of phonetics
Organizational The goals of today’s session are: introduction Robert Spence
1 To gain an overview of what this course is about Goals 2 To exchange contact details (email) — LIST! Course Overview
3 To gain an overview of how the course will work Resources Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.3 5 To gain an overview of some useful resources for the study of phonetics
6 To list some guiding principles for the study of phonetics
Organizational The goals of today’s session are: introduction Robert Spence
1 To gain an overview of what this course is about Goals 2 To exchange contact details (email) — LIST! Course Overview
3 To gain an overview of how the course will work Resources Books 4 To complete a brief survey about previous experience Internet sources Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.3 6 To list some guiding principles for the study of phonetics
Organizational The goals of today’s session are: introduction Robert Spence
1 To gain an overview of what this course is about Goals 2 To exchange contact details (email) — LIST! Course Overview
3 To gain an overview of how the course will work Resources Books 4 To complete a brief survey about previous experience Internet sources Fonts 5 To gain an overview of some useful resources for the study of Copy-and-paste Keyboard layouts
phonetics Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.3 Organizational The goals of today’s session are: introduction Robert Spence
1 To gain an overview of what this course is about Goals 2 To exchange contact details (email) — LIST! Course Overview
3 To gain an overview of how the course will work Resources Books 4 To complete a brief survey about previous experience Internet sources Fonts 5 To gain an overview of some useful resources for the study of Copy-and-paste Keyboard layouts
phonetics Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps 6 To list some guiding principles for the study of phonetics Principles
Envoi
0.3 • The course notes (online): http://www.spence.saar.de/courses/phonetics/ coursenotes201602/index.pdf
Organizational Where to find information about the course: introduction Robert Spence
• The course website: http://www.spence.saar.de/courses/phonetics which includes the slides as shown in the lectures (and a printable form of the slides as well)
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.4 Organizational Where to find information about the course: introduction Robert Spence
• The course website: http://www.spence.saar.de/courses/phonetics which includes the slides as shown in the lectures (and a printable form of the slides as well)
• The course notes (online): Goals
http://www.spence.saar.de/courses/phonetics/ Course Overview
coursenotes201602/index.pdf Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.4 Organizational Timetable introduction Robert Spence
Week Date Unit Description
01 24.x – No Class 02 31.x 00 Basic organization 03 07.xi 01 Theoretical introduction (1) Goals 04 14.xi 02 Theoretical introduction (2) Course Overview 05 21.xi 03 Consonants (1) Resources Books 06 28.xi 04 Vowels (1) Internet sources Fonts
07 05.xii 05 Vowels (2) Copy-and-paste 08 12.xii 06 Consonants (2) Keyboard layouts Phonetics programmes
09 02.i 07 Syllables & Rhythm (1) Mobile apps
10 09.i 08 Syllables & Rhythm (2) Principles 11 16.i 09 Intonation (1) Envoi 12 23.i 10 Intonation (2) 13 30.i 11 Intonation (3) 14 06.ii – Revision 15 13.ii – Final Exam
0.5 Eckert and Barry: The Phonetics and Phonology of English Pronunciation. Trier: WVT, 2005
Arnold und Hansen: Englische Phonetik. Langenscheidt, 1998
Halliday and Greaves: Intonation in the Grammar of English. London: Equinox, 2008
Organizational Books introduction Robert Spence
You might find some of these useful (active links):
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.6 Arnold und Hansen: Englische Phonetik. Langenscheidt, 1998
Halliday and Greaves: Intonation in the Grammar of English. London: Equinox, 2008
Organizational Books introduction Robert Spence
You might find some of these useful (active links): Eckert and Barry: The Phonetics and Phonology of English Pronunciation. Trier: WVT, 2005
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.6 Halliday and Greaves: Intonation in the Grammar of English. London: Equinox, 2008
Organizational Books introduction Robert Spence
You might find some of these useful (active links): Eckert and Barry: The Phonetics and Phonology of English Pronunciation. Trier: WVT, 2005
Goals
Course Overview Arnold und Hansen: Englische Phonetik. Langenscheidt, 1998 Resources Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.6 Organizational Books introduction Robert Spence
You might find some of these useful (active links): Eckert and Barry: The Phonetics and Phonology of English Pronunciation. Trier: WVT, 2005
Goals
Course Overview Arnold und Hansen: Englische Phonetik. Langenscheidt, 1998 Resources Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps Halliday and Greaves: Intonation in the Grammar of English. London: Principles Equinox, 2008 Envoi
0.6 2 BAD: Concise Oxford Dictionary: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com
3 GOOD: Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary: http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com (don’t forget the ”s”!)
4 On a Mac, the Concise Oxford Dictionary is integrated with the operating system. DO NOT TRUST IT!!
5 Beware these…! WRONG! (words like:) RIGHT! ɛ BET e a BAT æ əː NURSE ɜː ɛː SQUARE eə ʌɪ PRICE aɪ
Organizational Beware! introduction Robert Spence
1 If you are using an Oxford dictionary to check the pronunciation of an English word, make sure it is an Oxford learner’s dictionary – not the “Concise Oxford Dictionary”!
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.7 3 GOOD: Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary: http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com (don’t forget the ”s”!)
4 On a Mac, the Concise Oxford Dictionary is integrated with the operating system. DO NOT TRUST IT!!
5 Beware these…! WRONG! (words like:) RIGHT! ɛ BET e a BAT æ əː NURSE ɜː ɛː SQUARE eə ʌɪ PRICE aɪ
Organizational Beware! introduction Robert Spence
1 If you are using an Oxford dictionary to check the pronunciation of an English word, make sure it is an Oxford learner’s dictionary – not the “Concise Oxford Dictionary”!
2 BAD: Concise Oxford Dictionary: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.7 4 On a Mac, the Concise Oxford Dictionary is integrated with the operating system. DO NOT TRUST IT!!
5 Beware these…! WRONG! (words like:) RIGHT! ɛ BET e a BAT æ əː NURSE ɜː ɛː SQUARE eə ʌɪ PRICE aɪ
Organizational Beware! introduction Robert Spence
1 If you are using an Oxford dictionary to check the pronunciation of an English word, make sure it is an Oxford learner’s dictionary – not the “Concise Oxford Dictionary”!
2 BAD: Concise Oxford Dictionary: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com Goals
3 GOOD: Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary: Course Overview
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com Resources
Books
(don’t forget the ”s”!) Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.7 5 Beware these…! WRONG! (words like:) RIGHT! ɛ BET e a BAT æ əː NURSE ɜː ɛː SQUARE eə ʌɪ PRICE aɪ
Organizational Beware! introduction Robert Spence
1 If you are using an Oxford dictionary to check the pronunciation of an English word, make sure it is an Oxford learner’s dictionary – not the “Concise Oxford Dictionary”!
2 BAD: Concise Oxford Dictionary: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com Goals
3 GOOD: Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary: Course Overview
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com Resources
Books
(don’t forget the ”s”!) Internet sources
Fonts 4 On a Mac, the Concise Oxford Dictionary is integrated with the Copy-and-paste operating system. DO NOT TRUST IT!! Keyboard layouts Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.7 Organizational Beware! introduction Robert Spence
1 If you are using an Oxford dictionary to check the pronunciation of an English word, make sure it is an Oxford learner’s dictionary – not the “Concise Oxford Dictionary”!
2 BAD: Concise Oxford Dictionary: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com Goals
3 GOOD: Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary: Course Overview
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com Resources
Books
(don’t forget the ”s”!) Internet sources
Fonts 4 On a Mac, the Concise Oxford Dictionary is integrated with the Copy-and-paste operating system. DO NOT TRUST IT!! Keyboard layouts Phonetics programmes 5 Beware these…! Mobile apps Principles WRONG! (words like:) RIGHT! Envoi ɛ BET e a BAT æ əː NURSE ɜː ɛː SQUARE eə ʌɪ PRICE aɪ
0.7 • IPA website: http://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/ • An easy place to start: http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_chart_for_English • “I want to hear the sounds!”: http://www.lfsag.unito.it/ipa/index.html or: https: //web.uvic.ca/ling/resources/ipa/charts/IPAlab/IPAlab.htm
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationales_Phonetisches_ Alphabet or: http: //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet
Organizational Internet sources introduction Robert Spence
• Wikipedia:
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.8 • IPA website: http://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/ • An easy place to start: http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_chart_for_English • “I want to hear the sounds!”: http://www.lfsag.unito.it/ipa/index.html or: https: //web.uvic.ca/ling/resources/ipa/charts/IPAlab/IPAlab.htm
or: http: //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet
Organizational Internet sources introduction Robert Spence
• Wikipedia: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationales_Phonetisches_ Alphabet
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.8 • “I want to hear the sounds!”: http://www.lfsag.unito.it/ipa/index.html or: https: //web.uvic.ca/ling/resources/ipa/charts/IPAlab/IPAlab.htm
• An easy place to start: http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_chart_for_English
Organizational Internet sources introduction Robert Spence
• Wikipedia: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationales_Phonetisches_ Alphabet or: http: Goals Course Overview //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet Resources • IPA website: Books Internet sources
http://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/ Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.8 • “I want to hear the sounds!”: http://www.lfsag.unito.it/ipa/index.html or: https: //web.uvic.ca/ling/resources/ipa/charts/IPAlab/IPAlab.htm
Organizational Internet sources introduction Robert Spence
• Wikipedia: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationales_Phonetisches_ Alphabet or: http: Goals Course Overview //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet Resources • IPA website: Books Internet sources
http://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/ Fonts
Copy-and-paste
• An easy place to start: Keyboard layouts http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_chart_for_English Phonetics programmes Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.8 Organizational Internet sources introduction Robert Spence
• Wikipedia: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationales_Phonetisches_ Alphabet or: http: Goals Course Overview //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet Resources • IPA website: Books Internet sources
http://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/ Fonts
Copy-and-paste
• An easy place to start: Keyboard layouts http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_chart_for_English Phonetics programmes Mobile apps
• “I want to hear the sounds!”: Principles http://www.lfsag.unito.it/ipa/index.html Envoi or: https: //web.uvic.ca/ling/resources/ipa/charts/IPAlab/IPAlab.htm
0.8 • Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ...
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL,
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium,
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral,
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ...
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 (starting at about Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling down until you come to the really strange letters...) The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 The following fonts are free, and are worth having:
• Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Goals
Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling Course Overview
down until you come to the really strange letters...) Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 • Charis SIL: http://software.sil.org/charis/ • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Goals
Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling Course Overview
down until you come to the really strange letters...) Resources The following fonts are free, and are worth having: Books Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 • STIX: http://www.stixfonts.org/ download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Goals
Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling Course Overview
down until you come to the really strange letters...) Resources The following fonts are free, and are worth having: Books Internet sources • Fonts Charis SIL: Copy-and-paste http://software.sil.org/charis/ Keyboard layouts Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.9 download here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Goals
Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling Course Overview
down until you come to the really strange letters...) Resources The following fonts are free, and are worth having: Books Internet sources • Fonts Charis SIL: Copy-and-paste http://software.sil.org/charis/ Keyboard layouts Phonetics programmes • STIX: Mobile apps http://www.stixfonts.org/ Principles Envoi
0.9 Organizational Fonts introduction Robert Spence
Make sure you have a Unicode font installed! ... e.g. ... Lucida Grande or Arial Unicode MS or Charis SIL, or Gentium, or STIXGeneral, or the Brill, or ... Check your computer’s character palette to see which of the fonts on your system actually contain the phonetic symbols (starting at about Goals
Unicode code-point 2500 in hexadecimal notation, just keep on scrolling Course Overview
down until you come to the really strange letters...) Resources The following fonts are free, and are worth having: Books Internet sources • Fonts Charis SIL: Copy-and-paste http://software.sil.org/charis/ Keyboard layouts Phonetics programmes • STIX: Mobile apps http://www.stixfonts.org/ Principles download here: Envoi https://sourceforge.net/projects/stixfonts/ • the Brill: http://www.brill.com/about/brill-fonts
0.9 • the character picker at: http://people.w3.org/rishida/scripts/pickers/ipa/ (but beware the old-fashioned naming conventions used there: “high” vowel → close vowel; “low” vowel → open vowel) • another character picker (better terminology, but may need frequent refreshing in browser window): http://westonruter.github.io/ipa-chart/keyboard/ • A copy-and-paste solution will save you having to type the symbols using your own keyboard; but you will still need at least one font on your system that has all the phonetic symbols.
Organizational Copy-and-paste introduction Robert Spence
• http://www.ipa.webstuff.org/ click on: Vowels | Consonants | ... then “COPY & PASTE VERSION” also has links to fonts, keyboards, ... (at top) Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.10 • another character picker (better terminology, but may need frequent refreshing in browser window): http://westonruter.github.io/ipa-chart/keyboard/ • A copy-and-paste solution will save you having to type the symbols using your own keyboard; but you will still need at least one font on your system that has all the phonetic symbols.
Organizational Copy-and-paste introduction Robert Spence
• http://www.ipa.webstuff.org/ click on: Vowels | Consonants | ... then “COPY & PASTE VERSION” also has links to fonts, keyboards, ... (at top) Goals • the character picker at: Course Overview http://people.w3.org/rishida/scripts/pickers/ipa/ Resources (but beware the old-fashioned naming conventions used there: Books → Internet sources “high” vowel close vowel; Fonts “low” vowel → open vowel) Copy-and-paste Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.10 • A copy-and-paste solution will save you having to type the symbols using your own keyboard; but you will still need at least one font on your system that has all the phonetic symbols.
Organizational Copy-and-paste introduction Robert Spence
• http://www.ipa.webstuff.org/ click on: Vowels | Consonants | ... then “COPY & PASTE VERSION” also has links to fonts, keyboards, ... (at top) Goals • the character picker at: Course Overview http://people.w3.org/rishida/scripts/pickers/ipa/ Resources (but beware the old-fashioned naming conventions used there: Books → Internet sources “high” vowel close vowel; Fonts “low” vowel → open vowel) Copy-and-paste Keyboard layouts • another character picker (better terminology, but may need Phonetics programmes Mobile apps
frequent refreshing in browser window): Principles
http://westonruter.github.io/ipa-chart/keyboard/ Envoi
0.10 Organizational Copy-and-paste introduction Robert Spence
• http://www.ipa.webstuff.org/ click on: Vowels | Consonants | ... then “COPY & PASTE VERSION” also has links to fonts, keyboards, ... (at top) Goals • the character picker at: Course Overview http://people.w3.org/rishida/scripts/pickers/ipa/ Resources (but beware the old-fashioned naming conventions used there: Books → Internet sources “high” vowel close vowel; Fonts “low” vowel → open vowel) Copy-and-paste Keyboard layouts • another character picker (better terminology, but may need Phonetics programmes Mobile apps
frequent refreshing in browser window): Principles
http://westonruter.github.io/ipa-chart/keyboard/ Envoi • A copy-and-paste solution will save you having to type the symbols using your own keyboard; but you will still need at least one font on your system that has all the phonetic symbols.
0.10 • for iPhones: http://tinyurl.com/i-want-ipa
• for Androids look here: http://tinyurl.com/i-want-ipa-android
Organizational Keyboard layouts introduction Robert Spence
• Enter phonetic symbols via your keyboard: http://scripts.sil.org/UniIPAKeyboard
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.11 • for Androids look here: http://tinyurl.com/i-want-ipa-android
Organizational Keyboard layouts introduction Robert Spence
• Enter phonetic symbols via your keyboard: http://scripts.sil.org/UniIPAKeyboard
Goals
Course Overview
Resources • for iPhones: Books Internet sources
http://tinyurl.com/i-want-ipa Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.11 Organizational Keyboard layouts introduction Robert Spence
• Enter phonetic symbols via your keyboard: http://scripts.sil.org/UniIPAKeyboard
Goals
Course Overview
Resources • for iPhones: Books Internet sources
http://tinyurl.com/i-want-ipa Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
• for Androids look here: http://tinyurl.com/i-want-ipa-android
0.11 • This one is for geeks *g* • Once you have PRAAT installed on your computer, you have your very own phonetics lab to play with.
• You probably already have this. • Audacity can do most of the things you need to know something about for an introductory course on phonetics.
Organizational Phonetics programmes introduction Robert Spence
• PRAAT: http://www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps • Audacity Principles http://audacity.sourceforge.net Envoi
0.12 • Once you have PRAAT installed on your computer, you have your very own phonetics lab to play with.
• Audacity can do most of the things you need to know something about for an introductory course on phonetics.
Organizational Phonetics programmes introduction Robert Spence
• PRAAT: http://www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/ • This one is for geeks *g* Goals Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps • Audacity Principles http://audacity.sourceforge.net Envoi • You probably already have this.
0.12 Organizational Phonetics programmes introduction Robert Spence
• PRAAT: http://www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/ • This one is for geeks *g* Goals Course Overview • Once you have PRAAT installed on your computer, you have your Resources very own phonetics lab to play with. Books Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps • Audacity Principles http://audacity.sourceforge.net Envoi • You probably already have this. • Audacity can do most of the things you need to know something about for an introductory course on phonetics.
0.12 • analyzes frequency of sound in real time • allows you to see differences [s] / [f], [i] / [a] / [u], etc. • also available for iPhone (see AppStore)
Organizational Mobile apps (1) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • FrequenSee – Spectrum Analyzer (free) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.FrequenSee&hl=de Phonetics programmes Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.13 • allows you to see differences [s] / [f], [i] / [a] / [u], etc. • also available for iPhone (see AppStore)
Organizational Mobile apps (1) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • FrequenSee – Spectrum Analyzer (free) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.FrequenSee&hl=de Phonetics programmes Mobile apps • analyzes frequency of sound in real time Principles
Envoi
0.13 • also available for iPhone (see AppStore)
Organizational Mobile apps (1) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • FrequenSee – Spectrum Analyzer (free) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.FrequenSee&hl=de Phonetics programmes Mobile apps • analyzes frequency of sound in real time Principles
Envoi • allows you to see differences [s] / [f], [i] / [a] / [u], etc.
0.13 Organizational Mobile apps (1) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • FrequenSee – Spectrum Analyzer (free) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.FrequenSee&hl=de Phonetics programmes Mobile apps • analyzes frequency of sound in real time Principles
Envoi • allows you to see differences [s] / [f], [i] / [a] / [u], etc. • also available for iPhone (see AppStore)
0.13 • detects rhythmic “beat” of drumming (or speaking) • might be useful towards end of course • also available for iPhone (see AppStore).
Organizational Mobile apps (2) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • live BPM – Beat Detector (relatively inexpensive) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.liveBPM Phonetics programmes Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.14 • might be useful towards end of course • also available for iPhone (see AppStore).
Organizational Mobile apps (2) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • live BPM – Beat Detector (relatively inexpensive) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.liveBPM Phonetics programmes Mobile apps • detects rhythmic “beat” of drumming (or speaking) Principles
Envoi
0.14 • also available for iPhone (see AppStore).
Organizational Mobile apps (2) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • live BPM – Beat Detector (relatively inexpensive) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.liveBPM Phonetics programmes Mobile apps • detects rhythmic “beat” of drumming (or speaking) Principles
Envoi • might be useful towards end of course
0.14 Organizational Mobile apps (2) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources • live BPM – Beat Detector (relatively inexpensive) Fonts Copy-and-paste
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com. Keyboard layouts DanielBach.liveBPM Phonetics programmes Mobile apps • detects rhythmic “beat” of drumming (or speaking) Principles
Envoi • might be useful towards end of course • also available for iPhone (see AppStore).
0.14 Organizational The killer app (only for iPhone / iPad) introduction Robert Spence
Goals
Course Overview
Resources • Click on the IPA symbol, hear the sound: Books Internet sources http://www.uvic.ca/humanities/linguistics/resources/ Fonts software/ipaphonetics/index.php Copy-and-paste Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.15 2 Start with the entire body in its biological and social environment. Sleep in an English-style bed, eat an English-style breakfast, surround yourself with everything English; stand the way English people do, walk the way they do, hold your mouth the way they do. Then the sounds will come naturally.
3 Free up your sound-making. Stop being an adult with desires and purposes and intentions. Just be a child and play. Do not let your phonetics be constrained by anything related to language (such as German sound patterns, or German sentence patterns, or German ways of organizing ideas, or ...)
4 Find someone to imitate. It should be someone quintessentially English. Abandon your own desires and purposes and intentions and just imitate the other person.
Organizational Some general principles to remember when studying the phonetics and introduction Robert Spence phonology of English
1 Imagine you are training to be a spy, and are going to be working in England. A German accent would give you away!
Goals
Course Overview
Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.16 3 Free up your sound-making. Stop being an adult with desires and purposes and intentions. Just be a child and play. Do not let your phonetics be constrained by anything related to language (such as German sound patterns, or German sentence patterns, or German ways of organizing ideas, or ...)
4 Find someone to imitate. It should be someone quintessentially English. Abandon your own desires and purposes and intentions and just imitate the other person.
Organizational Some general principles to remember when studying the phonetics and introduction Robert Spence phonology of English
1 Imagine you are training to be a spy, and are going to be working in England. A German accent would give you away!
2 Start with the entire body in its biological and social environment. Sleep in an English-style bed, eat an English-style breakfast, Goals surround yourself with everything English; stand the way English Course Overview people do, walk the way they do, hold your mouth the way they do. Resources Then the sounds will come naturally. Books Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.16 4 Find someone to imitate. It should be someone quintessentially English. Abandon your own desires and purposes and intentions and just imitate the other person.
Organizational Some general principles to remember when studying the phonetics and introduction Robert Spence phonology of English
1 Imagine you are training to be a spy, and are going to be working in England. A German accent would give you away!
2 Start with the entire body in its biological and social environment. Sleep in an English-style bed, eat an English-style breakfast, Goals surround yourself with everything English; stand the way English Course Overview people do, walk the way they do, hold your mouth the way they do. Resources Then the sounds will come naturally. Books Internet sources 3 Free up your sound-making. Stop being an adult with desires and Fonts Copy-and-paste
purposes and intentions. Just be a child and play. Do not let your Keyboard layouts phonetics be constrained by anything related to language (such as Phonetics programmes Mobile apps German sound patterns, or German sentence patterns, or German Principles ways of organizing ideas, or ...) Envoi
0.16 Organizational Some general principles to remember when studying the phonetics and introduction Robert Spence phonology of English
1 Imagine you are training to be a spy, and are going to be working in England. A German accent would give you away!
2 Start with the entire body in its biological and social environment. Sleep in an English-style bed, eat an English-style breakfast, Goals surround yourself with everything English; stand the way English Course Overview people do, walk the way they do, hold your mouth the way they do. Resources Then the sounds will come naturally. Books Internet sources 3 Free up your sound-making. Stop being an adult with desires and Fonts Copy-and-paste
purposes and intentions. Just be a child and play. Do not let your Keyboard layouts phonetics be constrained by anything related to language (such as Phonetics programmes Mobile apps German sound patterns, or German sentence patterns, or German Principles ways of organizing ideas, or ...) Envoi 4 Find someone to imitate. It should be someone quintessentially English. Abandon your own desires and purposes and intentions and just imitate the other person.
0.16 • Send me an email if you don’t get one from me in the next 24 hours. • What do English cricket commentators talk about while English cricketers are having their third tea break? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znmjnEMqHeg • See you next week!
Organizational Envoi introduction Robert Spence
• Don’t forget to hand in your completed survey sheet: http://www.spence.saar.de/courses/phonetics/initialsurvey/ Goals index.pdf Course Overview Resources
Books
Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.17 • What do English cricket commentators talk about while English cricketers are having their third tea break? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znmjnEMqHeg • See you next week!
Organizational Envoi introduction Robert Spence
• Don’t forget to hand in your completed survey sheet: http://www.spence.saar.de/courses/phonetics/initialsurvey/ Goals index.pdf Course Overview Resources • Send me an email if you don’t get one from me in the next 24 hours. Books Internet sources
Fonts
Copy-and-paste
Keyboard layouts
Phonetics programmes
Mobile apps
Principles
Envoi
0.17 Organizational Envoi introduction Robert Spence
• Don’t forget to hand in your completed survey sheet: http://www.spence.saar.de/courses/phonetics/initialsurvey/ Goals index.pdf Course Overview Resources • Send me an email if you don’t get one from me in the next 24 hours. Books Internet sources • What do English cricket commentators talk about while English Fonts cricketers are having their third tea break? Copy-and-paste Keyboard layouts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znmjnEMqHeg Phonetics programmes Mobile apps
• See you next week! Principles
Envoi
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