PHONOLISTICS. THE CONCEPT OF PHONOLISTICS
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Keywords: Phonetics, articulation, vowel, consonant, stop, fricative, approximant, trill, tap, lateral.Abstrak
Annotation:Phonolistics is an approach that integrates theoretical and
computational methods to analyze the sound systems of human languages, blending
phonology and linguistics with contemporary data-driven techniques. It investigates
the organization and function of phonemes, syllables, and sound patterns in various
languages, paying attention to universal traits as well as unique language
characteristics. Utilizing computational methods like machine learning and statistical
modeling, phonolistics examines phonological patterns and sound changes within
extensive linguistic datasets. This discipline connects traditional linguistic theory with
technological applications, including speech recognition, language learning tools, and
efforts for language preservation. Ultimately, phonolistics seeks to enhance both the
theoretical comprehension and practical applications related to the operation and
evolution of sound systems in human language.
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