noun A person who studies the physical and acoustic characteristics of speech sounds
A phonologist is a specialist in the study of the sound systems of languages, including their phonetics, phonology, and phonetics.
Phonologists study how children acquire the sound systems of their native language and how phonological development progresses over time.
In the field of acoustic phonetics, phonologists analyze the physical properties of speech sounds and how they are produced and perceived.
Phonologists may work with speech-language pathologists to assess and treat speech sound disorders in individuals of all ages.
A phonologist may work as a linguist, specializing in the study of sound systems in languages.
A phonologist may work as a speech therapist, helping individuals improve their pronunciation and speech clarity.
A phonologist may work as an educator, teaching courses on phonology and language sound systems.