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This tag is for questions about sounds, intonation, stress, and similar aspects of uttering spoken words.

For questions about the physical aspects of sound such as the acoustic properties, auditory perception, or neurophysiological status, see phonetics. For technical questions about the systematic grammatical characterization of sounds, and the phonological system of English, use phonology.

The pronunciation of spoken English is only loosely connected to its representation in written English. See pronunciation-vs-spelling for questions about their divergence, and spelling-pronunciation for questions about words pronounced as they are written. Because of this weak tie, and because sounds can be pronounced differently in the various accents and dialects of the language, the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is strongly preferred to represent pronunciations on this site; see ipa for questions about that system.

This tag is for questions about sounds, intonation, stress, and similar aspects of uttering spoken words.

For questions about the physical aspects of sound such as the acoustic properties, auditory perception, or neurophysiological status, see phonetics. For technical questions about the systematic grammatical characterization of sounds, and the sound system of English, use phonology.

The pronunciation of spoken English is only loosely connected to its representation in written English. See pronunciation-vs-spelling for questions about their divergence, and spelling-pronunciation for questions about words with pronunciations that are based on their spellings. Because of this weak tie, and because sounds can be pronounced differently in the various accents and dialects of the language, the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is strongly preferred to represent pronunciations on this site; see ipa for questions about that system.

This tag is for questions about sounds, intonation, stress of words.

For technical questions relating to sound patterns and phonology, use phonology.

This tag is for questions about sounds, intonation, stress, and similar aspects of uttering spoken words.

For questions about the physical aspects of sound such as the acoustic properties, auditory perception, or neurophysiological status, see phonetics. For technical questions about the systematic grammatical characterization of sounds, and the phonological system of English, use phonology.

The pronunciation of spoken English is only loosely connected to its representation in written English. See pronunciation-vs-spelling for questions about their divergence, and spelling-pronunciation for questions about words pronounced as they are written. Because of this weak tie, and because sounds can be pronounced differently in the various accents and dialects of the language, the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is strongly preferred to represent pronunciations on this site; see ipa for questions about that system.

This tag should refer to basic questions regarding the sounds, intonation, stress, etc. of words or phrases.

For technical questions relating to sound patterns and phonology, use the phonology tag.

This tag is for questions about sounds, intonation, stress of words.

For technical questions relating to sound patterns and phonology, use phonology.