Elements of General Linguistics

accent according analysis appear articulation autonomous become beginning called certain characterized choice clear combination communication complex comprises consider consonants context corresponding course derivation described designate determine dialect difficulty distinct distinguish effective elements English established example existence expansion experience expression fact final French frequency function functional moneme German give given hand identical identify implies indicate initial instance language Latin latter learned less lexeme limited linguistic manifested means melodic modifiers monemes nature necessarily needs normal object observed opposed opposition organs particular person phonemes phonic phonological plural position possible predicate present produced pronounced question regarded relationship relevant represented requires result segment sense significans significantia signs simple single situation sound speak speaker speech spoken structure successive syllable syntagm tend term tion tone understand units utterance variants vocal voice vowel word written