comparatie-typological analysis of the phonological systems of english and uzbek

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1451618322_62781.doc comparatie-typological analysis of the phonological systems of english and uzbek plan: the system of vowel phonemes comparative vowel table in the linguistic literature phoneme is defined as the smallest distinctive unit. unlike the other bigger units of language as morpheme and word it doesn’t have its meaning but helps us to distinct the meaning of words and morphemes. comp: boy-toy, better-letter-latter-litter-later; бола-хола-тола-ола, нон-қон-сон-он, ун-ун(товуш)- ўн-ўнг(моқ), бўз(ўзлаштирилмаган)-бўз(материал), бўл-бўл(тақсимла) etc. from the acoustic and articulatory points of view the phonemic system of any language may be divided into vowels and consonants the system of vowel phonemes from the acoustic point of the view vowels are speech sounds of pure musical tone. their oscillographic melody tracings are characterised by periodically. from the point of view of articulation vowels are speech sounds in the production of which there are no noise producing obstructions. the obstructions by means of which vowels are formed may …

the height (vertical movement) of the tong; c) according to the position of lips; d) according to quantity (length) of vowels. 1.according to the part (horizontal movement) of the tongue vowel may be divided into: central [ ], front[ ] and back [ ] vowels. 2.according to the height of the tongue into: close(high) [ medial [ ] and open [ ] vowels. in the languages, in which not only the quality but also quantity of vowels is of certain phonemic or positional value,-one more subdivision appears. 3. according to vowel length the vowels may be divided into short [ ] and long [ ] vowels. (in this case it belongs only to the english vowels as far as in uzbek the length of the vowel is of no importance). 4. according to the position of the lips vowels may be : rounded (or labilialized) [ ] and unrounded (non-labialized) …

ery phoneme of the english language should be compared with the uzbek vowels as comparison of an unknown language phoneme with that of one’s mother tongue is of great use. the aim of our comparison (does not need any universal principle) and is to underline the specific features of vowel formation in the two languages in question. the tables of english vowels (accepted in our country) are based on the principles of acad. l.v.sherba’s vowel classification, later on prof. g.p torsueva’s. and prof. v.a.vasiljev’s classification. 1. according to the position of the tongue in the horizontal plane english vowels are divided into 3 groups: close, medial, and open. each of them are subdivided into: narrow and broad. 2. according to the part of the tongue: front, front-retracted, mixed, back advanced and back. in comparing the english and uzbek vowel systems one more principle should be accepted - central vowels must …

sideration. every point of its difference is of pedagogical use. but philological classification is based on the abstract differential features of phonemes. they serve the purpose of their differentiating, and are called philologically relevant attributes of phonemes. they may be defined with the help of philological opposition in some pairs of words. bibliography 1. modern english in action, henry i. christ, dc heath and company, boston 2001. 2. mountains are climbing, study book, boston 2003y. 3. english phonetic, a.a. abduazizov издательство «укитувчи» т. 1972 г. 4. reference guide to english, alice maclin, usa washington 1994 5. improve your sentence, ann m. sala, mccraw-hill, usa. 1999y 6. language for daily use mildred a dawson new york, 2001y 7. new english voyages in english, francis b. connors, loyola university. press, chicago 1991y 8. writing skills, suzanne chance, clencoe, mccraw-hill. new york 9. reading and writing, natasha haugnes 10. contemporary english, mechella perrott, …

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1451618322_62781.doc comparatie-typological analysis of the phonological systems of english and uzbek plan: the system of vowel phonemes comparative vowel table in the linguistic literature phoneme is defined as the smallest distinctive unit. unlike the other bigger units of language as morpheme and word it doesn’t have its meaning but helps us to distinct the meaning of words and morphemes. comp: boy-toy, better-letter-latter-litter-later; бола-хола-тола-ола, нон-қон-сон-он, ун-ун(товуш)- ўн-ўнг(моқ), бўз(ўзлаштирилмаган)-бўз(материал), бўл-бўл(тақсимла) etc. from the acoustic and articulatory points of view the phonemic system of any language may be divided into vowels and consonants the system of vowel phonemes from the acoustic point of the view vowels are speech sounds of pure musical...

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