Noun:

ஒப்புமை கொண்ட பேச்சொலிகள்,

phonemes's Usage Examples:

There are about 44 phonemes in English and some are pronounced differently according to their position in a word, e.

Because it requires a child to recognize small differences between phonemes, the WADT is widely used to measure a child's readiness for reading instruction using a phonic method.

Six grapheme-phoneme correspondences are taught each week and over a seven- to eight-week period the main 42 phonemes of English are covered.

Clearly it is not a problem for advocates of spelling reform to find adequate graphemes to represent the full range of English phonemes.

Students are then taught to break apart and put together words and phonemes.

At first, most of the new nodes and links will be for single phonemes.

ADTs are designed to measure a child's phonological awareness-the ability to focus on and manipulate phonemes within spoken words.

I would recommend selecting one program that concentrates on teaching segmenting and blending phonemes, with a focus on letter sounds.

What might art history contribute to such analyzes over and above those of urban geographers or sociologists?Specifically, it analyzes the production and perception of two English phonemes: the voiced labiodental fricative and the voiced dental fricative.

Thus, although listeners heard the replaced phonemes in the noise, these phonemic percepts did not cause adaptation.

Specifically, it analyzes the production and perception of two English phonemes: the voiced labiodental fricative and the voiced dental fricative.

Synonyms:

sound, allophone, phone, speech sound,

Antonyms:

unfit, broken, unsound, vowel, consonant,