Phonetics and Phonology

1. Phonetics focus on sound production regarding physiological processes (tongue, vocal cords, lungs).

2. While phonetics explains how to produce sounds, phonology looks at these sounds in speech.

3. /p/: Labial, voiceless sound.

4. /b/: Labial, voiced sound.

5. It's meaningless.

6. Phonetics helps to understand phonology.

7. General

8. Phonology studies the system of sounds of each language, that is, the behavior of phonemes in a determined context.

9. Allophones

10. /p/: [Ph] - [p].

11. /b/: [B] - [b].

12. Words, they carry meaning.

13. Specific, depends on the language.