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Understanding how speech sounds are produced, perceived, and patterned reveals the intricate mechanics of human communication. The study of phonetics connects physical articulation with auditory perception and linguistic analysis. Phonetics in Everyday Speech introduces the physiological and acoustic principles underlying spoken language. The book discusses speech organs, sound classification, and phonetic transcription systems such as the International Phonetic Alphabet. It also explores speech variation, accent perception, and technological applications like speech synthesis. With clear explanations and realworld examples, it provides readers with a practical understanding of how phonetics operates in daily communication.
