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Презентация на тему National Varieties of English

General AmericanAmerican English, variety of the English language spoken in the United States. Although all Americans do not speak the same way, their speech has enough in common that American English can be recognized as a
National Varieties of English General AmericanAmerican English, variety of the English language spoken in the United VowelsThere is no strict division of vowels into long and short in There are four mixed or central vowels in GA: [з], [ə], [٨], ConsonantsThe retroflex pronunciation of [r] is perhaps one of the most characteristic General Australian General Australian is the most characteristic type of AuE pronunciation. VowelsRP [i:] and [u:] (as in see, do) are heard as diphthongs, ConsonantsThe omission of some consonants, especially [k], [t], [g], [h], e.g. facts Canadian EnglishCanadian English (CnE) is used by some 14 million English-speaking Canadians. Main PeculiaritiesCnE is rhotic, with [æ] in bath, etc., and [t] voicing, Most Canadians use the retroflex [r] in all positions.In words like tune,
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Слайд 2 General American
American English, variety of the English language

General AmericanAmerican English, variety of the English language spoken in the

spoken in the United States. Although all Americans do

not speak the same way, their speech has enough in common that American English can be recognized as a variety of English distinct from British English, Australian English, and other national varieties.

Слайд 3 Vowels
There is no strict division of vowels into

VowelsThere is no strict division of vowels into long and short

long and short in GA.

One more peculiar feature of

pronunciation of vowels in American English is their nasalization, when they are preceded or followed by a nasal consonant (e.g. in such words as take, small, name, etc.).

GA front vowels are somewhat different from RP. Vowels [i:], [i] are distributed differently in GA and RP.

Слайд 4 There are four mixed or central vowels in

There are four mixed or central vowels in GA: [з], [ə],

GA: [з], [ə], [٨], [a]. They differ markedly from

RP vowels in articulation and distribution.

The three RP vowels [ɔ], [æ], [a:] correspond to only two vowels in GA – [a] and [æ]. This combined with the articulatory differences between RP [ɔ] and GA [a:].

Besides, word distribution of [ɔ:], [ɔ] in RP and GA is completely different.




Слайд 5 Consonants
The retroflex pronunciation of [r] is perhaps one

ConsonantsThe retroflex pronunciation of [r] is perhaps one of the most

of the most characteristic features of GA.

The pronunciation of

[t] is highly variable in GA and there are also some major allophonic variations in the pronunciation of it.

Yod dropping: [j] is not pronounced in the combination of [j] + [U:] after t, s, d, e.g. tube, suit, student, news.

Nasal twang: nasality is limited to vowels adjacent to [m], [n], [ŋ].

Слайд 6 General Australian
General Australian is the most characteristic

General Australian General Australian is the most characteristic type of AuE

type of AuE pronunciation. It is, so to speak,

the language of communication. According to A. Mitchell, GAuE is used by "people of good education and high standing in the community (at least by 55 percent of the Australians)". It is the type of accent heard on TV and the radio, in other public institutions.

Слайд 7 Vowels
RP [i:] and [u:] (as in see, do)

VowelsRP [i:] and [u:] (as in see, do) are heard as

are heard as diphthongs, e.g. [i] = [əi], [u:]

= [əu], tea =[təi], too = [təu].

Centring diphthongs are pronounced in GAuE with the final element hardly heard. The effect is almost a pure vowel, e.g. here = [hi:], fair = [fε:], poor = [pu:].

GAuE speakers show a general tendency to avoid the pure [a:].

GAuE vowels [i], [e], [æ] are noticeably closer than their counterparts in RP. The sound [U] is more advanced in GAuE and has lip rounding.

Слайд 8 Consonants
The omission of some consonants, especially [k], [t],

ConsonantsThe omission of some consonants, especially [k], [t], [g], [h], e.g.

[g], [h], e.g. facts = [fæks], half past two

= ['a:pa:stu:], recognize =['rekənaiz].

The substitution and insertion of consonants in certain words, morning = ['mɔ:nən], suggest = [səg'ʤəst].

There are no glottal stops (in spite of all the similarities of AuE to Cockney).

Some Australians, maybe due to Irish influx, produce rhotic words.

Слайд 9 Canadian English
Canadian English (CnE) is used by some

Canadian EnglishCanadian English (CnE) is used by some 14 million English-speaking

14 million English-speaking Canadians. A typical Canadian accent agrees

with GenAm rather than with RP at almost every point where these reference accents differ from one another. Amongst other things, it is rhotic,, that is why the British usually take English speaking Canadians for Americans.

Слайд 10 Main Peculiarities
CnE is rhotic, with [æ] in bath,

Main PeculiaritiesCnE is rhotic, with [æ] in bath, etc., and [t]

etc., and [t] voicing, that is why the British

usually take English speaking Canadians for Americans.

"Canadian raising“: the diphthongs [ai] and [au] in CnE have a mid-central nucleus, but not the low one as in RP, before the following voiceless consonant, so [ai] = [əi] and [au] = [٨u] as in price, mouth, and pipe, while, like, life, nice, out, south, couch, etc.

There is no opposition [е]-[æ]-[εə] in words like merry – marry – Mary, where in all these cases [ε] is used.



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