THE ROLE OF PHONEMES IN THE GRAMMAR OF TURKISH LANGUAGES

Aynur Murad gizi Namazova

Authors

Aynur Murad gizi Namazova Phd student of ASPU, of the Department of Modern Azerbaijani Language, Azerbaijan Author

Keywords:

Turkic languages, linguistics, similar contrasts, phonemes, Oghuz dialects,

Abstract

It is formed and pronounced as a result of a change in the articulation movement due to the influence of neighboring sounds; In this respect, they are concrete units. In Saussure’s words, “a phoneme is not a sound, it can only be represented by a sound.”

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