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Introduction1.1. On the structural level, it is usual to consider and write each element (radical, affix, &c.) as it occurs, both in the form quoted and in all other forms, as an abstraction. On the phonological level, we normally discuss and note down each word in terms of relevant sound units, disregarding structural variations if they happen to be neutralized for the hearer. On the phonetic level, we consider and try to write each sentence as it sounds in the particular utterance under examination. The relationship between the phonological and the phonetic levels is simple and clear, though one should not be misled by this clarity into assuming identity.

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