What is English phonology? What are some examples?
What is English phonology? What are a few examples?
What is the difference between linguistics and phonology? What are phonons? What is the difference between phonetic, phonology and phoneme? Did Swedish influence Finnish (vocabulary, phonology)? What are some examples that prove that English is a very funny language? What are examples of words with double vowels? Which languages are the most similar to English in sentence structure? How many dialects of English are there? Does English have dialects? What defines a language? What is "pompous language" and what are some examples? Does how a language sound represent the character of the nation? What is language? Are there some non-agglutinating languages that have vowel harmony? How is phonetics useful? What motivated the English Great Vowel Shift? How many words are there in the English language that contain only consonants? What is the difference between phonetics and pronunciation? Which english words contain only vowels? How would you describe the dialect and accent of the languages which you can speak? What is the importance of International Phonetic Alphabet? What is vernacular literature? What are some examples? Are there any linguistic features of English that are not found in any other language? What languages are closest to English? What language has the most phonetic alphabet, and which language has the most unphonetic alphabet (besides English)? What are the tones in Cantonese? What are the International Phonetic Alphabet symbols? What is phonetic alphabet? What are the origins of the Great Vowel Shift? How has the 'w' sound pronounced in words like why or what evolved among native speakers of English, particularly in the US?