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Syllables do not appear to serve any meaning or signaling function within language; they exist only to simplify speech processing within the brain. In a way, syllables equate the flow of speech with music; imbuing t with a rhythm of strong and weak beats.
Syllables do not appear to serve any meaning or signaling function within language; they exist only to simplify speech processing within the brain. In a way, syllables equate the flow of speech with music; imbuing t with a rhythm of strong and weak beats.
A word would contain at least one syllable, for example "an" would be a syllable, but "anterior" would contain 4 syllables: an/te/ri/or (the "/" is used to signify the various syllables.
A word would contain at least one syllable, for example "an" would be a syllable, but "anterior" would contain 4 syllables: an/te/ri/or (the "/" is used to signify the various syllables).
==Syllable Structure==
==Syllable Structure==