Suprasegmental phonemes in Turkish which is spoken in Turkey
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At study it has been examined that how much the suprasegmental phonemes are effective and if it distinguishes the meaning in Turkish that is spoken in Turkey. Phonology includes the suprasegmental phonemes in linguistics. Only the pause from suprasegmental phonemes which is effective in the spoken language can be shown with signs in written language. Stress distinguishes the meaning in affix and word and it states the focus in syntax. Stress is affective in distinguishing in the name of place and common noun. Time is determined according to the relationship of length and shortness. It can't be said that, totally there isn't a long vowel in today's Turkish. The long vowels are used limited in some statements. The tone depends on syllable. The tone can't be used as a phoneme of distinguishing the meaning in Turkish. The tones so effective in syntax that it is called Intonation. Intonation is mainly classified like this: Finish, continue, and the intonation of question. Even if the Juncture is limited, it is the phoneme of distinguishing the meaning in Turkish. Pause is a distinctive phoneme in meaning in Turkish.
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İmdat Demir
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İmdat Demir (Master Thesis). Suprasegmental phonemes in Turkish which is spoken in Turkey, 2002, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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