Difference between Phonetics and Phonology | Lecture: 21 (Linguistics-I)

There are points which draw boundary line between these two overlapping terminologies in Linguistics. This is a content from Linguistics subject part one for the students of Linguistics.
Khursheed Ujan is a lecturer in English serving for almost nine years. He has done BS in English (Linguistics) in 2009 and M.Phil. in English (Literature) in 2020. The notes and presentations in the video lectures are research based through the recommended books from the authentic official sources. Thus, the presentations and notes presented in the lectures are sure to be helpful for the candidates who have been studying in different universities or those candidates are preparing for their upcoming competitive testes.
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Sir is relation and difference is same thing in phonology and phonethic???

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Phonetics and phonology are two interchangeable terms used in linguistics for the study of pronunciation.

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Thanks for commenting .. . .. but both words are valid having difference in meaning

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