Sounds of English
Sounds of English provides an introduction to the attributes of the sound system of the language. It provides information on phonetics, phonology, and orthography. It also explains how to produce the sounds of English with particular focus on the bio-mechanics of articulation. Sounds of English provides background knowledge and understanding which will enable the reader to understand the system of spelling and pronunciation of modern English and its historical roots. The series consists of the following individual posts:
Contents
- Introduction
- Articulation
- Phonetics
- Phonology
- Pronunciation
- Orthography
- Spelling Conventions Explained
- H-Role in Old English
It is recommended that posts be read in the order above. Additional links will be made active as posts are updated.
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