- Phonology . . .

- Now a chart where yo can see all the sounds in English! Interesting, isn't it? :D

Phonetics and Phonology have undergone a number of changes over the last 25 years, and phonology in particular has been subject to major theoretical revisions. Despite these changes, it is the more traditional articulatory phonetics ans phonology that still makethe greatest contribution to applied linguistics. Transcription of speech is a major unertaking for oral-discourse analysis of language in th profesions, as well as among speech therapists and in certain educational research,