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    Phonology studies the speech sounds of a language and the rules governing how they are combined to form words and convey meaning, whereas phonetics is the broader study of human sounds without reference to a specific language. Phonetics examines the articulation, transmission, and perception of sounds, and emphasizes describing sounds based on their physical form, while phonology focuses on the functional role of sounds as units of meaning within a language's system.

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    Phonology studies the speech sounds of a language and the rules governing how they are combined to form words and convey meaning, whereas phonetics is the broader study of human sounds without reference to a specific language. Phonetics examines the articulation, transmission, and perception of sounds, and emphasizes describing sounds based on their physical form, while phonology focuses on the functional role of sounds as units of meaning within a language's system.

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    Phonology 

    is typically defined as “the study of speech sounds of a language or languages, and the laws
    governing them,” particularly the laws governing the composition and combination of speech sounds in
    language.
    Phonetics is the study of human sounds.
    Phonetics is divided into three types according to the production (articulatory), transmission (acoustic) and
    perception (auditive) of sounds.

    Phonetics Vs. Phonology

    Phonetics: the study of human sounds.


    Phonology: the study of how speech sounds are put together to form words that convey meaning with in a
    specific language system.

    Phonetics: study and describe human speech sound in general without reference to any language system.
    Phonology: study and describe human speech sound in a specific language.

    Phonetics emphasizes the form of speech sounds by describing and categorizing their physical attributes, their
    articulatory and acoustic components and their auditory effects.
    Phonology stresses their function as meaning-establishing and meaning-differentiating phonemes with in a
    language system.

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