Speech Errors as Presented in the Literature of Linguistics

Introduction: Audio errors can be used as a window to investigate the generation of languages ​​and language elements in the brain. Gary S. Dell and Peter A. Reich (1980) say that one of the best ways to know how the system is built is whether the system is broken or not. Speech errors as language phenomena are the subject of many linguistic studies. You can investigate as evidence of language change. Bussmann and Hadumod (1996) define the speech error of the Routledge language and the language dictionary as "(Latin: lapsus linguae), deviant (consciously or unconsciously) and obviously intentional form of discourse" ( 449).

It is suggested that there is a close relationship between grammatical language units and linguistic psychological units, which means there is a correlation between linguistic rules and psychological processes that produce discourse. Misbehavior can occur at any stage of these psychological processes. Lise Menn proposes five stages of processing in speech generation, and there is a possibility that errors may occur at each stage. According to the voice processing structure proposed by the men, errors in the syntactic attributes of the discourse occur at the position level.

Researchers study various aspects of speech. Ability to map the speech speech used in the speech to speech recognition and speech recognition, repetition of the speech, speech to the utterances necessary to reproduce them. It plays an important role. Broca and Wernicke, as well as various fields of the human brain, as well as their vocabulary are the foundation of speech. Speech is a research theme in linguistics, cognitive science, communication, psychology, computer science, language pathology, otolaryngology and acoustics. Vocabulary, vocabulary of written language, grammar and speech may be different from the situation known as the spoken language, diglossia

Today, computers are widely used in many areas of applied linguistics. Speech synthesis and speech recognition provides voice interfaces to computers using knowledge of voice and phonemes. The application of computational linguistics in machine translation, computer aided translation and natural language processing is at the forefront of applied linguistics. These influences influence grammar and semantics, computer - constrained syntactic and semantic modeling.