
About Course
Dive into the fascinating world of human speech with An Introduction to Phonetics, a short yet engaging course designed for anyone curious about the sounds that shape language. In this course, you will explore phonetics through three interconnected branches:
- Articulatory Phonetics: Discover how speech sounds are produced using the lungs, larynx, and vocal tract.
- Auditory Phonetics: Learn how humans perceive and process speech through the ear and brain.
- Acoustic Phonetics: Examine the physical properties of speech, such as sound waves and frequency patterns.
Using interactive videos, clear explanations, and hands-on quizzes, you will:
- Understand how vowels and consonants are formed.
- Explore different airstream mechanisms and their role in speech production.
- Delve into suprasegmental features like stress, pitch, and loudness that add depth to communication.
This course blends science, linguistics, and technology to make phonetics accessible and engaging. By the end, you’ll have a foundational understanding of speech production and perception, along with practical tools like interactive vowel and consonant charts for continued exploration.
Takeaway: Gain a solid introduction to phonetics, its interdisciplinary nature, and its role in understanding human language—all within two hours.
Ready to start your phonetic journey? Enroll now and unlock the mechanics of speech!
Course Content
Student Guide
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How to attend the course
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