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Pronunciation
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American Sign Language
Sign language predominantly in the US.
14%
Language
Structured system of communication.
14%
Dictionary
Collection of words and their meanings.
9.9%
International Phonetic Alphabet
System of phonetic notation.
7%
Phonetics
Study of how humans produce and perceive sounds.
4.6%
Elocution
Study of formal speaking in pronunciation, grammar, style, and tone.
2.8%
Social class
Hierarchical stratification of societies.
1.8%
Education
Transmission of knowledge and skills.
1.3%
Phonology
Study of sound organization in languages.
1.2%
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Wiktionary
Multilingual online dictionary.
12%
Letter case
Uppercase or lowercase.
10%
Middle English
English language during the Middle Ages.
6.5%
Received Pronunciation
Standard accent for British English.
5.4%
American English
Variety of English language.
5.2%
Elocution
Study of formal speaking in pronunciation, grammar, style, and tone.
4.1%
English phonology
Phonology of the English language.
4%
Dictionary
Collection of words and their meanings.
3.5%
Beaufort, North Carolina
Town in North Carolina, United States.
2.9%
Homophone
Words pronounced the same but differing in meaning or spelling.
2.5%