About the Phonetic Properties of American English
- Vusala Babayeva
Abstract
The article deals with the linguistic points of variation problems, the comments of various linguists dealing withthe phenomenon of variation. It also deals with the formation of the realization of intra- and extra linguistic
reasons of language units in speech acts in variants. The article states the separated stage of American English
from the British English as an independent language as well. The differences between the investigated variants in
all levels of the language have also been investigated in the article. But these differences are mostly observed in
syntagmatic realization of phonological system. The materials selected from the English sources due to the
pronunciation of the speakers of American and British variants have been drawn to the auditor and acoustic
analyses. The language material has been experimented through the Praat program. The generalizations and
points of the results in the very article are based on the experimented materials. Most linguists claim that the
American variant of the English language has been separated from the British variant of the English language
and is used as an independent language. The separation between the variants of American and English languages
is observed in the morphological, lexical, and phonological levels of the language. But the differences between
the variants are mostly observed on the phonological levels of the phonetic realization.
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- DOI:10.5539/ijel.v4n5p138
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