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The 67 pages that link to Phoneme, each with the reason it gives.

• Prague Linguistic CircleBroader topic: The Circle’s account of sound systems treated phonemes as bundles of distinctive features.

• Chinese phonologyNarrower topic: Phoneme analysis identifies which sound differences distinguish words in each Chinese variety.

• DiphthongRelated: A diphthong can function as one phoneme despite its changing articulation.

• MorphophonologyRelated: Alternations may change a morpheme's phoneme while preserving its identity.

• Nikolai TrubetzkoyRelated: His theory treats phonemes as units defined by their role in a sound system.

• Spanish phonologyNarrower topic: Phonemes describe which sound differences distinguish Spanish words.

• Word (linguistics)Related: Spoken words are built from sound patterns organized by phonemes.

• Zellig HarrisBroader topic: Harris used contrasts among sounds to establish phonemic systems.

• McGurk effectRelated: The effect changes the perceived phoneme despite an unchanged auditory syllable.

• PronunciationRelated: Pronunciation choices can change which phonemes listeners perceive.

• English alphabetNarrower topic: Letters often represent phonemes, though the mapping is not one-to-one.

• ErhuaNarrower topic: Whether erhua creates a distinct sound contrast depends on the variety and word.

• Phonological developmentRelated: Learning phonemes lets children distinguish words that differ by a single sound.

• Spoken languageBroader topic: Phonemes are abstract units realized through variable spoken sounds.

• Phonological history of EnglishNarrower topic: Phonemic analysis identifies which historical sound distinctions were lost or created.

• Silent letterNarrower topic: A silent letter has no corresponding phoneme in the word’s pronunciation.

• Speech repetitionBroader topic: Accurate repetition requires preserving the contrastive sound units in the utterance.