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Where would be the best place to find out who Marcus Garvey was?

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I think a biographical dictionary.

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Phonetics (c) fluditory pho The characteristics of human speech are: (a) (b) (c)

den301095 [7]

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To learn more about phonemes, see Phonology. For a method of teaching reading and writing, see Fonika. For other uses, see Phonetics (disambiguation).

Phonetics is an area of linguistics that studies how people create and perceive sounds or, in the case of sign languages, the equivalent aspects of a sign. [1] Phoneticists - linguists who specialize in phonetics - study the physical properties of speech. The field of phonetics is traditionally divided into three sub-disciplines based on research questions, such as how to plan and execute movements to produce speech (articulation phonetics), how different movements affect the properties of the sound produced (acoustic phonetics), or how people transform sound waves into information linguistic (auditory phonetics). Traditionally, the minimum linguistic unit of phonetics is the telephone - the sound of speech in language - which is different from the phonological unit of a phoneme; a phoneme is an abstract categorization of phones.

Phonetics is broadly concerned with two aspects of human speech: production - the way people make sounds - and perception - the way we understand speech. The communicative modality of a language describes the method by which language produces and perceives languages. Languages with an oro-auditory modality, such as English, produce oral speech (using the mouth) and pick up speech auditory (using the ears). Sign languages such as Auslan and ASL have a manual-visual modality, producing speech by hand (using the hands) and perceiving speech visually (using the eyes). ASL and some other sign languages additionally have a hand-held dialect for use in tactile snapshots by deaf-blind speakers, where the signs are produced with the hands and also perceived with the hands.

Language formation consists of several interdependent processes that transform a non-linguistic message into a spoken or signed language signal. Once the message to be linguistically coded has been identified, the speaker must select individual words - known as lexical elements - to present that message through a process called lexical selection. In phonological coding, the mental representation of words is assigned their phonological content in the form of a sequence of phonemes for production. Phonemes are specified for articulation features that denote specific targets, such as a closed mouth or tongue in a specific place. These phonemes are then coordinated into a sequence of muscle commands that can be sent to the muscles, and when these commands are performed correctly, the intended sounds are produced.

These movements disrupt and modify the airflow, resulting in a sound wave. Modification is performed by articulators, with different places and methods of articulation, giving different acoustic results. For example, tack and sack begin with ridge sounds in English but differ in the distance of the tongue from the ridge of the ridge. This difference has a great influence on the airflow and therefore on the sound produced. Likewise, the direction and source of the air flow can affect the sound. The most common airflow mechanism is pulmonary flow - which makes use of the lungs - but the glottis and tongue can also be used to create airstreams.

Language perception is the process by which a linguistic signal is decoded and understood by the listener. To receive speech, a continuous acoustic signal must be converted into discrete linguistic units such as phonemes, morphemes and words. To correctly identify and categorize sounds, listeners prioritize certain aspects of the signal that can reliably distinguish between language categories. While certain clues take precedence over others, many aspects of the signal can contribute to perception. For example, although spoken languages prioritize acoustic information, the McGurk effect shows that visual information is used to distinguish ambiguous information when the acoustic cues are unreliable.

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3 years ago

Copy and paste the lyrics for the song Stop Baby Don´t Stop.

egoroff_w [7]

Answer:

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Explanation:

너를 처음 본 이후 모든 사소한 이유는 필요 없어진 feeling

초의 백분위까지 느껴지는 magic 섬세한 one minute

내 모든 신경이 전부 곤두서 너를 알기를 원해

낯설고 미묘한 작은 떨림마저 전부 다 전해지네

Stop, baby don't stop

멈추지 마 baby don't stop

나만 알아볼 특별한 그 sign (cool)

둘 뿐인 지금 baby don't stop

Stop baby don't stop (don't stop)

둘만 아는 은밀한 sign (baby, don't stop no)

하나하나 다 완벽한 그 sign (ooh)

아름다워 so baby don't stop (baby don't stop)

Ya, play play play play play

I'll play in the Paris

Stay clay sketch dirt dough

I'm gonna knead your body

로스코 오귀스트 로댕 클로델 따뜻한 색감에 너를 빚을 거야

All day holding 꽉 잡아줘 날

Baby don't stop

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

Baby don't stop

여부도 없이 시들던 꽃도 되살리는 불씨가 너라

감각에 몸을 맡겨 번져가는 눈빛에 의지해 come to me

좁은 우리 둘 사이에 높아져만 가는 긴장감

I feel so right 아득할 만큼 더욱 달콤한

Stop baby don't stop (don't stop)

멈추지 마 baby don't stop (no)

나만 알아볼 특별한 그 sign (don't stop)

둘 뿐인 지금 baby don't stop

Gonna gonna gonna gonna get that (stop, baby don't stop)

너를 놓칠 일은 없지 gonna get that (stop, baby don't stop)

Gonna gonna gonna gonna get that (stop, baby don't stop)

절대 멈출 일은 없지 gonna get that (stop, baby don't stop)

Cotton wind blow blouse (stop, baby don't stop)

Hair flower aroma scent (stop, baby don't stop)

Cold eyes ice dive (stop, baby don't stop)

Touch warm melt lips (stop, baby don't stop)

Baby, baby I just feel so right

Baby, I just feel so nice

가장 완벽한 그 sign

Oh baby give it to me

Stop, baby don't stop (don't stop)

멈추지 마 baby don't stop (baby don't stop no)

나만 알아볼 특별한 그 sign

둘 뿐인 지금 baby don't stop (baby don't stop)

빠르게 날아가 너에게 닿을 거야 mi amor (baby, don't stop and no)

건너편 하늘에 있어도 계속해 찾을 거야 널 (baby don't stop today)

Just get yourself around it now yeah (baby don't stop and no)

Estoy loco, mi dulce coco (baby don't stop today)

Gonna gonna gonna gonna get that (stop, baby don't stop)

너를 놓칠 일은 없지 gonna get that (둘만 아는 은밀한 sign)

Gonna gonna gonna gonna get that (하나하나 다 완벽한 그 sign)

절대 멈출 일은 없지 gonna get that (아름다워 so baby don't stop)

Pi pa pi pa pa (stop baby don't stop)

Pi pa pa ru la pi pa pa (stop baby don't stop)

Pi pa pi pa pa (stop baby don't stop)

Pi pa pa ru la pi pa pa (stop baby don't stop)

Stop, baby don't stop

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3 years ago

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5) These do not support the main idea of a paragraph. They do not focus on the main idea and may mislead or confuse the reader.

ruslelena [56]

Irrelevant Sentences

If a sentence is irrelevant, it means that it has no real bearing on the paragraph as a whole. It might be information that is related by tangent, but it does not have anything specifically to do with the main idea of the paragraph. It is best to avoid irrelevant sentences so that the reader can maintain focus on the topic.

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3 years ago

Read the excerpt from "Bluesman on the Move.”

Sophie [7]

The word that best describes the tone of these stanzas is resolute. Resolute means determined, and as you can see here in these lines, the narrator is determined to keep moving in order to get to his or her goal. They are not indifferent, as you can see that they are understanding the events around them and responding to them. They are not exuberant, because that means overly happy. They are not embarrassed either, just determined to move on.

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