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HAU112

Tsarin Sautin Hausa

  • Arts
  • 100 level
  • 2 credit units
  • 85 pages
  • 1 units

This course on Ilimin Kimiyyar Harshe II (Tsarin Sautin Hausa) introduces students to the fundamental concepts of Hausa phonology. It covers the articulation of consonants and vowels, exploring the intricacies of sound production and classification. The course emphasizes the importance of phonological awareness in understanding the structure and meaning of the Hausa language. Students will engage with practical exercises and analyses to deepen their comprehension of Hausa phonetics and phonology.

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About this course

Difficulty
Intermediate
Study hours
208 hours
Maths
None
Content
Theoretical
Practical work
No
How it is assessed
  • Assignments
  • Tutor marked assignments
  • Final examination

What you'll read

The real module and unit structure of HAU112, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.

Module 1

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What you should be able to do

  1. Define and explain the key concepts of Hausa phonology
  2. Identify and classify Hausa consonants and vowels based on their articulation
  3. Analyze the structure of Hausa syllables and words
  4. Apply phonological rules to explain sound changes in Hausa
  5. Distinguish between different types of assimilation and elision in Hausa
  6. Understand the influence of loanwords on Hausa phonology

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • Linguist
  • Translator
  • Language Teacher
  • Content Creator
  • Researcher
Where it is applied
  • Education
  • Translation Services
  • Media
  • Publishing
  • Research

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • Module 2: Tsarin Gaɓa

    Unit 2: Saƙala Sauti

    Understanding the nuances of Saƙala Wasali requires recognizing loanwords and applying Hausa phonological rules, which can be challenging for students unfamiliar with linguistic borrowing.

  • Module 4: Leɓantawa, Ganɗantawa, Musayar Gurbi

    Unit 2: Ganɗantawa

    The subtle differences in pronunciation and the conditions under which these processes occur require careful attention to phonetic detail.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 42 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1Module 1: Tsarin Sauti

    • Unit 1: Tsarin Sauti · 3 hours

      Read section 1.3 on Tsarin Sauti.. Define key terms: Sauti, Ilimin Tsari.. Answer the Auna Fahimta questions..

  2. Week 2Module 1: Tsarin Sauti

    • Unit 2: Furucin Baƙaƙe · 3 hours

      Study section 2.3 on Furucin Baƙaƙe.. Identify the 34 consonants in Daidaitacciyar Hausa.. Describe Gaɓoɓin Sauti and Zirin Iska..

  3. Week 3Module 1: Tsarin Sauti

    • Unit 3: Furucin Wasula · 3 hours

      Review section 3.3 on Furucin Wasula.. Differentiate between Tilon Wasali and Tagwan Wasali.. Explain Matsayin Harshe and Matsayin Leɓɓa..

  4. Week 4Module 1: Tsarin Sauti

    • Unit 4: Rarrabe Sautuka · 3 hours

      Examine section 4.3 on Rarrabe Sautuka.. Explain Rarrabewa Ta Zaman Bamban.. Differentiate between Rarrabewa Ta Zaman Surukuta and Rarrabewa Ta Zaman Zaɓi..

  5. Week 5Module 2: Tsarin Gaɓa

    • Unit 1: Tsarin Gaɓa · 3 hours

      Study section 1.3 on Tsarin Gaɓa.. Define Gaɓa and explain its importance.. Identify the different types of Gaɓa: Buɗaɗɗiyar Gaɓa and Rufaffiyar Gaɓa..

  6. Week 6Module 2: Tsarin Gaɓa

    • Unit 2: Saƙala Sauti · 3 hours

      Read section 2.3 on Saƙala Sauti.. Explain the reasons for Saƙala Wasali.. Provide examples of words with Saƙala Wasali..

  7. Week 7Module 2: Tsarin Gaɓa

    • Unit 3: Shafe Sauti · 3 hours

      Review section 3.3 on Shafe Wasali.. Identify the reasons for Shafe Wasali.. Provide examples of words with Shafe Wasali..

  8. Week 8Module 2: Tsarin Gaɓa

    • Unit 4: Naso · 3 hours

      Study section 4.3 on Naso.. Explain the different types of Naso: Cikakken Naso, Ragaggen Naso, Naso na Dama, Naso na Hagu, Naso na Kusa, Naso na Nesa..

  9. Week 9Module 3: Karin Sauti, Tsawaita Wasali, Gajarta Wasali

    • Unit 1: Karin Sauti · 3 hours

      Read section 1.3 on Karin Sauti.. Explain the different types of Karin Sauti: Karin Sauti Sama, Karin Sauti Ƙasa, Karin Sauti Faɗau.. Provide examples of words with different Karin Sauti..

  10. Week 10Module 3: Karin Sauti, Tsawaita Wasali, Gajarta Wasali

    • Unit 2: Tsawaita Wasali · 3 hours

      Review section 2.3 on Tsawaita Wasali.. Explain the conditions for Tsawaita Wasali.. Provide examples of words with Tsawaita Wasali in different contexts..

  11. Week 11Module 3: Karin Sauti, Tsawaita Wasali, Gajarta Wasali

    • Unit 3: Gajarta Wasali · 3 hours

      Study section 3.3 on Gajarta Wasali.. Explain the conditions for Gajarta Wasali.. Provide examples of words with Gajarta Wasali in different contexts..

  12. Week 12Module 4: Leɓantawa, Ganɗantawa, Musayar Gurbi

    • Unit 1: Leɓantawa · 3 hours

      Read section 1.3 on Leɓantawa.. Explain the conditions for Leɓantawa.. Provide examples of words with Leɓantawa..

    • Unit 2: Ganɗantawa · 3 hours

      Study section 2.3 on Ganɗantawa.. Explain the conditions for Ganɗantawa.. Provide examples of words with Ganɗantawa..

  13. Week 13Module 4: Leɓantawa, Ganɗantawa, Musayar Gurbi

    • Unit 3: Musayar Gurbi · 3 hours

      Review section 3.3 on Musayar Gurbi.. Explain the different types of Musayar Gurbi: Musayar Gurbi Ta Baƙi, Musayar Gurbi Ta Wasali, Musayar Gurbi Ta Haɗaka.. Provide examples of words with Musayar Gurbi..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Create flashcards for key phonological terms and definitions from Units 1-4
  • Practice transcribing Hausa words using phonetic symbols from Units 2-3
  • Develop mnemonic devices to remember the different types of assimilation and elision from Units 7-9
  • Review examples of loanwords and their adaptation into Hausa phonology from Unit 6
  • Form study groups to discuss challenging concepts and practice applying phonological rules
  • Focus on understanding the underlying principles rather than memorizing individual examples

Questions students ask about this course

What is HAU112 about?

This course on Ilimin Kimiyyar Harshe II (Tsarin Sautin Hausa) introduces students to the fundamental concepts of Hausa phonology. It covers the articulation of consonants and vowels, exploring the intricacies of sound production and classification. The course emphasizes the importance of phonological awareness in understanding the structure and meaning of the Hausa language. Students will engage with practical exercises and analyses to deepen their comprehension of Hausa phonetics and phonology.

How many units does HAU112 have?

HAU112, Tsarin Sautin Hausa, has 1 unit across 1 module, over 85 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is HAU112?

HAU112 carries 2 credit units, at 100 level in Arts.

Is HAU112 hard?

HAU112 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical work.

How long does HAU112 take to study?

About 208 hours of study, spread across its 1 units.

How is HAU112 assessed?

HAU112 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assignments and final examination.

What can I do with HAU112?

Linguist, Translator, Language Teacher, Content Creator and Researcher.

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