【アメリカ英語vsイギリス英語発音の違い】GENERAL AMERICAN vs GENERAL BRITISH Pronunciations of English

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CONTENTS INDEX
1a. General American
1b. General British
1c. Phonological Symbols
FEATURES ABOVE THE WORD LEVEL
2. Intonation
3. Articulatory Settings and Voice Qualities

FEATURES AT WORD LEVEL (i)
Rhythmic
4. Pre-Tonic Stresses
5. Early Tonic Stresses
6a.Late Tonic Stresses
6b.Compounds and Combinations
7. Post-Tonic Stress Patterns.
8. Words ending -ate
9. Words ending -ative
10. Words ending -ary, -arily and -ery
11. Words ending -berry and -body
12. Words ending -ess and (non-superlative) -est
13. Words ending -ham and -chester etc
14. Words ending -ile
15. Words ending -ine
16a.Words ending -on
16b.Words ending -ony
17. Words ending -ory
18. Normally Weak Final Syllables
19a. Stressings of Relatively Extraneous Words.
19b. Gradation Words.

FEATURES AT WORD LEVEL (ii)
Phoneme Occurrences: Consonantal
20a. Elisions of /h/
20b. Elisions and Insertions of /r/
21a. Elisions of /j/
21b. Elisions of /l/
22. Elisions of the alveolars /t, d, n / etc
23. Coalescences involving yod
24. Simplifications etc of /ʧ/ & /ʤ/
25. Various Consonant Preferences

Phoneme Occurrences: Vocalic
26. Traditional “long” and “short” vowels etc
27a. “Broad a” versus “flat a” in the main vocabulary
27b. Romance and other extraneous loanwords
28a. “Long e” meaning /i/
28b. “Short e” meaning /e/
28c. “Continental i” meaning /i/
28d. “Long i” meaning /aɪ/ and “short i”meaning /ɪ/
29a. The “short o” of earlier English
29b “Short o” before stops etc
29c. “Short o” etc before fricatives & /r/ in GA
29d. The GA reflex of traditional “short o”
29e. “Short o” in extraneous words
30a. “Short and long oo” in hoof, food etc
31. Various Digraphs
32. Schwa
33. Possibly/Obviously Spelling-Influenced Forms
34. Spanish and other loanwords
35. Miscellaneous vowels in extraneous words

CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIVIDUAL PHONEMES
36a. The lengths of vowels.
36b. Close front vowels not before /r/
36c. Close front vowels before /r/
36d. Close back Vowels
37. Mid front Vowels
38. The open front “ash” type of vowel
39. The back mid and open vowels /ɔ/, /ɒ/ & /ɑ/
40. Central vowels
41. Weak /i/ and /u/
42. Diphthongs in general
43. GB centring diphthongs
44. Special values of /t/
45. Special values of /l/
46. Vowel diagrams.
47a.Vowel lengths
47b. Curiosities