Incoming and Outgoing Shipments in 3 STEPS Using Odoo 17
Contrasting Indonesian & English Vowels
1. Presented by :
1. Andy Widiyanto 201012500653
2. Firdha Hanifah
201012500686
20122012
2. Vowels are sounds which areVowels are sounds which are
produced with the vibration of air inproduced with the vibration of air in
the oral cavity.the oral cavity.
All vowel sounds are voiced oralAll vowel sounds are voiced oral
sounds.sounds.
The relationship of the vowels to oneThe relationship of the vowels to one
another is shown by the device knownanother is shown by the device known
as the Vector Triangle.as the Vector Triangle.
3. Vowel articulation is described using FOUR
parameters.
• Tongue Height
• Tongue Advancement
• Lip Rounding
• Tenseness
Parameters
6. i:i:
ɑɑ::
ɜɜ::
This is a longThis is a long /i://i:/ that Indonesians never say it with athat Indonesians never say it with a
little bit long duration. They may say it with a longlittle bit long duration. They may say it with a long /i://i:/
but they do not recognize this symbolbut they do not recognize this symbol
3 Difficult Sounds (Vowels)
Indonesian does not recognize this symbol exceptIndonesian does not recognize this symbol except
short a. English recognizes theshort a. English recognizes the /a://a:/ like in the wordlike in the word
fatherfather / fa:ðə(r) // fa:ðə(r) /..
This is a longThis is a long /ə://ə:/. Remember, however, that these. Remember, however, that these
two symbols do not have any relation. Comparetwo symbols do not have any relation. Compare //33:/:/ inin
birdbird / ’b/ ’b33:d/:d/ and ə inand ə in agoago / ə’gəu/ ə’gəu //
8. VOWELS
English /ɪ/ /ʊ/ /ʌ/
/ɒ/
/o/
/ə/ /e/ /æ/
‘short’
Indonesian
I
i
U
u
A
a
O
o
E
e
ə
English /iː/ /uː/ /ɑː/
/ɔː/
/oː/
/ɜː/ ‘long’
9. Examples:
‘short’ vowels
/ɪ/ ship /ʃɪp/, pin /pɪn/
/ʊ/ book /bʊK/, put /pʊt/
/ʌ/ cup /kʌp/, brush /brʌ∫/
/ɒ/ or /o/ hot /hɒt/, clock /klɒk/
/ə/ a /ə/, of /əv/, camera /kæmərə/
/e/ ten /ten/, men /men/
/æ/ man /mæn/, cap /kæp/
BackBack
10. Examples:
‘long’ vowels
/iː/ see /siː/, sea /siː/
/uː/ boot /buːt/, june / dʒuːn/
/ɑː/ march /mɑːt∫/, heart /hɑːt/
/ɔː/ or /oː/ ball /bɔːl/, fork /fɔːk/
/ɜː/
girl /gɜːl/, work /wɜːk/,
hurt /hɜːt/, heard /hɜːd/ BackBack
11. Discover this phoneme. Try to focusDiscover this phoneme. Try to focus
on theon the soundsound of the word.of the word.
a.Tail - (tali)
b. gate – (gatel)
c. ate – (atap)
d. rake – (rak)
e.taken – (tekan)
What vowel sound is common in the words above? Click
here to find out.
12. Each of the words
without brackets has the
long “a” phoneme or
sound.
13. What vowel sound is common in the
list below?
a. See – (lihat)
b. three – (tiga)
c. speaking – (bicara)
14. Each word has the long /e/
phoneme or sound.
Each of the words
without in brackets has
the long “i” phoneme or
sound.
15. What vowel sound is common in the
following list?
a.Ten - (sepuluh)
b.send – (senter)
16. The long /e/ phoneme or
sound is common in the
list of words, without in
brackets.
17. a.go – (gosong)
b.Potatoes – (potong)
c.Overheard – (oper)
d.stone (stok)
What is the common vowel sound?
18. The long /o/ phoneme
or sound is represented
without in (brackets)
the words.
19. a. Cucumber – (cucu)
b. Beautiful – (buruk)
c. Cute – (kutek)
What vowel sound is
common in the list
below?
20. The long /u/ phoneme
or sound is common
without in bracket
each of the words.
21. Conclusion
Indonesian does not have vowel sound
symbols such as English. Indonesian
vowels make it difficult to use the
vowel into English vowels because of
differences in pronunciation and
voicing.
22. Thank you for your attention
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23. “Contrasting Indonesian &
English Vowels”
(this presentation is an excerpt
of week # 5 of “Contrastive
Linguistics & Error Analysis”, an
internal publication of Unindra)