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#Gramle 836 2/5
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It's been a while since I've played this, but talking about these games with a student yesterday got me feeling nostalgic for it.
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#Gramle 836 2/5
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It's been a while since I've played this, but talking about these games with a student yesterday got me feeling nostalgic for it.
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#Gramle 623 X/5
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#Gramle 623 X/5
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CW: Græml 608 result & discussion
#Gramle 608 X/5
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I did *not* know that word!The playback isn't working for me - I can't confirm the vowel sequence there.
In the spectrogram, the shift is pretty subtle. For that last guess, I was sure it was a consonant I was missing - some little shift at the end of that /s/. But I can see how the vowel is very /i/-like.
What a great challenge for my first day back after a long break!
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CW: Græml 608 result & discussion
#Gramle 608 X/5
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I did *not* know that word!The playback isn't working for me - I can't confirm the vowel sequence there.
In the spectrogram, the shift is pretty subtle. For that last guess, I was sure it was a consonant I was missing - some little shift at the end of that /s/. But I can see how the vowel is very /i/-like.
What a great challenge for my first day back after a long break!
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CW: Græml 546 result & discussion
#Gramle 546 2/5
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First guess was that /ΙΉ/ was second in a cluster.
#SpectrogramReading #Linguistics #Phonetics #FUNetics #puzzle
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CW: Græml 546 result & discussion
#Gramle 546 2/5
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First guess was that /ΙΉ/ was second in a cluster.
#SpectrogramReading #Linguistics #Phonetics #FUNetics #puzzle
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CW: Græml 533 result
#Gramle 533 4/5
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CW: Græml 526 result & discussion
#Gramle 526 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Not paying attention. I guessed a voiceless plosive at the start twice, before catching that there wasn't nearly enough aspiration. Not for English.
But I got there eventually. π€
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CW: Græml 526 result & discussion
#Gramle 526 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Not paying attention. I guessed a voiceless plosive at the start twice, before catching that there wasn't nearly enough aspiration. Not for English.
But I got there eventually. π€
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CW: Græml 524 result & discussion
#Gramle 524 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Well, I definitely would have transcribed that middle vowel differently (with a schwa at the end of it: [iΙ]). But I'm content with their transcription.
I was sure that first vowel just had a big transition into the following consonant - didn't occur to me for 3 guesses that it might be a diphthong!
#SpectrogramReading #Linguistics #Puzzles #Phonetics #FUNetics
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CW: Græml 524 result & discussion
#Gramle 524 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Well, I definitely would have transcribed that middle vowel differently (with a schwa at the end of it: [iΙ]). But I'm content with their transcription.
I was sure that first vowel just had a big transition into the following consonant - didn't occur to me for 3 guesses that it might be a diphthong!
#SpectrogramReading #Linguistics #Puzzles #Phonetics #FUNetics
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CW: Græml 515 result & discussion
#Gramle 515 2/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I feel really clever today. I was going to start with /h/, but realized that with a single syllable, I was probably looking at consonant clusters. Formants in the early noise and into the main vowel suggested /w/.
My first guess was "quotes", because I'm still not great at spotting open front vowels. π
Anyway, 2 guesses feels pretty good!
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CW: Græml 514 result & discussion
#Gramle 514 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Interesting plosive+affricate sequence there. I thought maybe an affricate before the second vowel, and a voiceless plosive after.
I'm pretty pleased with how informative my mistakes were in the first and second guesses - really drew a clear picture of how to revise my ideas for each next guess.
#SpectrogramReading #Acoustics #Phonetics #FUNetics #Linguistics #Games
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CW: Græml 513 result & discussion
#Gramle 513 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Well, my first guess had a tap /ΙΎ/ in the middle spot. I'd say that was right, listening to the actual pronunciation.
That first vowel, though! It sure looks like it should be closer to the corner of the vowel chart than the second one. So I first guessed /i/, then /Ιͺ/. But listening, I agree with /e/. Good to know!
#Phonetics #FUNetics #Linguistics #LinguisticsGames #SpectrogramReading
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CW: Græml 513 result & discussion
#Gramle 513 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Well, my first guess had a tap /ΙΎ/ in the middle spot. I'd say that was right, listening to the actual pronunciation.
That first vowel, though! It sure looks like it should be closer to the corner of the vowel chart than the second one. So I first guessed /i/, then /Ιͺ/. But listening, I agree with /e/. Good to know!
#Phonetics #FUNetics #Linguistics #LinguisticsGames #SpectrogramReading
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CW: Græml 511 result & discussion
Gramle 511 5/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Well, I suppose those block icons above tell a story of slow progression. π But it feels like that penultimate sound snuck up on me - I never expect such fronting on English /u/, however often I hear/see it!
#Phonetics #FUNetics #SpectrogramReading #AcousticPhonetics #Linguistics #LinguisticGame
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CW: Græml 510 result
Gramle 510 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/First time back at it in a while. Gotta remember what all to pay attention to!
#SpectrogramReading #Linguistics #LinguisticPuzzle #LinguisticGame #Phonetics #FUNetics
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CW: Græml 510 result
Gramle 510 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/First time back at it in a while. Gotta remember what all to pay attention to!
#SpectrogramReading #Linguistics #LinguisticPuzzle #LinguisticGame #Phonetics #FUNetics
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CW: Græml 495 result & discussion
Gramle 495 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Three guesses. That second vowel looks so diphthongy! What a strong formant transition!
Final devoicing shouldn't surprise me.
At least I was able to recognize a textbook schwa when it was starting me in the face.
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CW: Græml 473 result & discussion
#Gramle 473 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Very little actual nasal consonant there.
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CW: Græml 473 result & discussion
#Gramle 473 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Very little actual nasal consonant there.
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CW: Græml 469 result & discussion
#Gramle 469 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I was going for stop-fricative sequences in the middle - should have twigged to that short plosive closure as evidence of an affricate.
Oh well, I got there in the end.
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CW: Græml 468 result & discussion
#Gramle 468 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Wild. Guess 1 had no hits, but I got all the sound classes right.
For guess 2, I felt like I couldn't find a real word that fit the evidence. Turns out I'd made the unfounded assumption that the same sounds couldn't occur twice in one word. Don't know where that came from!
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CW: Græml 467 result & discussion
#Gramle 467 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I was so sure that was a liquid, not a nasal. Such prominent formants!
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CW: Græml 466 result & discussion
#Gramle 466 2/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I'm so pleased that I spotted that tiny schwa out front.
Less pleased that I thought, in my first guess, that it's followed by a nasal rather than a voiced plosive.
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CW: Græml 464 result & discussion
#Gramle 464 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/That sonorant sequence in the middle is tricky!
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CW: Græml 462 result & discussion
#Gramle 462 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/That medial consonant! Sounds like a stop, sure enough, but I'm pretty sure it's being produced as [Ξ²] here, or maybe even an approximant.
And not for the first time, [Γ¦] has a lower F2 than is expect in a front vowel.
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CW: Græml 461 result & discussion
#Gramle 461 2/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Could have been other plosives, and could have had tricky devoicing. I lucked out today: all the uncertainties went my way.
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CW: Græml 461 result & discussion
#Gramle 461 2/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/Could have been other plosives, and could have had tricky devoicing. I lucked out today: all the uncertainties went my way.
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CW: Græml 459 result & discussion
#Gramle 459 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/For the first couple of guesses, I completely missed the voicing on that first consonant!
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CW: Græml 459 result & discussion
#Gramle 459 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/For the first couple of guesses, I completely missed the voicing on that first consonant!
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CW: Græml 458 result & discussion
#Gramle 458 5/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I was *really* off base with that vowel. Happy to turn it around in time though!
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CW: Græml 458 result & discussion
#Gramle 458 5/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I was *really* off base with that vowel. Happy to turn it around in time though!
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CW: Græml 456 result & discussion
#Gramle 456 1/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I feel like I rolled a natural 20 on my perception check. It was all so clear, I felt confident. Awesome!
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CW: Græml 456 result & discussion
#Gramle 456 1/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I feel like I rolled a natural 20 on my perception check. It was all so clear, I felt confident. Awesome!
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CW: Græml 455 result & discussion
#Gramle 455 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I keep expecting [Γ¦] to have more separation between F1 & F2.
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CW: Græml 455 result & discussion
#Gramle 455 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I keep expecting [Γ¦] to have more separation between F1 & F2.
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CW: Græml 454 result & spoilers
Gramle 454 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/That first vowel is [aΚ], *not* [oΚ]! Not just because that's what I expect from "showery", but because that's what I hear in the recording!
Aside from that, this is an interesting challenge, with 3 syllables in a sonorant-heavy sequence.
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CW: Græml 454 result & spoilers
Gramle 454 4/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/That first vowel is [aΚ], *not* [oΚ]! Not just because that's what I expect from "showery", but because that's what I hear in the recording!
Aside from that, this is an interesting challenge, with 3 syllables in a sonorant-heavy sequence.
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CW: Græml 453 result & spoilers
#Gramle 453 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I was really thrown off by the apparent voiceless of the final stop-fricative sequence.
That final devoicing business is more extensive than I thought!
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CW: Græml 453 result & spoilers
#Gramle 453 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I was really thrown off by the apparent voiceless of the final stop-fricative sequence.
That final devoicing business is more extensive than I thought!
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CW: Græml 452 result & discussion
#Gramle 452 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I totally fell for that aspiration looking like a fricative! Turned it around quick enough though.
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CW: Græml 452 result & discussion
#Gramle 452 3/5
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https://nascl.rc.nau.edu/gramle/I totally fell for that aspiration looking like a fricative! Turned it around quick enough though.
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CW: Græml 451 result & discussion
#Gramle 451 1/5
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Voiceless non-sibilant fricative.
Back non-low vowel. Nasal with a suggestion of labial formant transition on the following vowel, which then moves to a clearly front formant pattern. And a faint nasal pattern at the end. (I was actually thinking "foamy" at first, but needed another sound to make 5.)#Phonetics #FUNetics #spectrogram
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@qurlyjoe lol!
When I remember to do hashtags, I like to have fun with that:
It's good to be able to laugh at your own "expertise" sometimes. π€
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CW: Fun with IPA: [ΙΎ]
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