Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
grupo fônico
English translation:
group of phonemes
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zabrowa
Sep 2, 2006 11:09
18 yrs ago
Portuguese term
grupo fônico que constitui
Portuguese to English
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Com a língua Paez, e possivelmente com as demais línguas Paezanos, o grupo fônico que constitui uma palavra teria uma unidade muito mais semântica do que morfológica
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phonological group that constitutes
Or "group of phonemes" -- I couldn't find any good examples of "phonic group" or "phonetic group," so this may be safer.
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Note added at 12 days (2006-09-14 17:47:55 GMT)
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Almost all examples of phonic/phonetic/phonological refer to studies of children learning to read in which the subjects (= the children) are divided into groups. So it was very difficult to find good examples that apply strictly to linguistic theory.
**(phonological) group**. Fr groupe3. nS. Domain: Phonology. Source(s): MacKay 1989: 174; Onishi 1981: 227. Sub-entries:. breath group · rhythmic(al) group ...
www.sil.org/linguistics/glossary_fe/glossary.asp?entryid=13...
**at the beginning and at the end of a phonological group**. Example: § Les # enfants ## en # ont #(#) assez §. The classification may be refined. ...
www.irit.fr/PERSONNEL/SAMOVA/decalmes/IHMPT/ress_ling.v1/fr...
“Notes on **Phonological Grouping in Kalengin (Kenya)** in relation to Tone, Intonation Patterns, and Vowel Harmony.” With Kenneth L. Pike. 47–59. ...
www.sil.org/sil/roster/karan_mark.htm
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Note added at 12 days (2006-09-14 17:49:21 GMT)
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546 refs for "group of phonemes"
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Note added at 12 days (2006-09-14 17:47:55 GMT)
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Almost all examples of phonic/phonetic/phonological refer to studies of children learning to read in which the subjects (= the children) are divided into groups. So it was very difficult to find good examples that apply strictly to linguistic theory.
**(phonological) group**. Fr groupe3. nS. Domain: Phonology. Source(s): MacKay 1989: 174; Onishi 1981: 227. Sub-entries:. breath group · rhythmic(al) group ...
www.sil.org/linguistics/glossary_fe/glossary.asp?entryid=13...
**at the beginning and at the end of a phonological group**. Example: § Les # enfants ## en # ont #(#) assez §. The classification may be refined. ...
www.irit.fr/PERSONNEL/SAMOVA/decalmes/IHMPT/ress_ling.v1/fr...
“Notes on **Phonological Grouping in Kalengin (Kenya)** in relation to Tone, Intonation Patterns, and Vowel Harmony.” With Kenneth L. Pike. 47–59. ...
www.sil.org/sil/roster/karan_mark.htm
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Note added at 12 days (2006-09-14 17:49:21 GMT)
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546 refs for "group of phonemes"
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Comment: "I'm going with group of phonemes. I think this fits best. Thanks!"
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the phonic group that makes up a word
the phonic group that makes up a word
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the phonic / phonetic group that constitutes a word /on which a word is based
phonics
Phonics is the study of the way in which spellings represent the sounds that make up words. It is related to phonetics, which is the study of speech sounds in general. In the United States the term is also sometimes used to refer to a particular instructional design such as that used by the commercial Hooked on Phonics products.
http://www.answers.com/topic/phonics
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Cristiane Gomes
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| neutral |
Muriel Vasconcellos
: "that constitutes a word" -- not your other answer. I'm having second thoughts about "phonic group" -- it's isn't really a term used in theoretical linguistics.
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