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Phonetics 101

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Place   The point in the vocal tract where the sound is made  
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Manner   The way in which the sound is produced  
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Voice   The presence or absence of vocal fold vibration during the production of the speech sound  
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What has to constrict to determine place?   The vocal tract  
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Bilabial   Two lips  
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Bilabial consonants   /p/, /b/, /m/, /w/, and /hw/  
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Labio-dental   Bottom lip and upper, center teeth  
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Labio-dental consonants   /f/ and /v/  
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Lingua-dental   Tongue touching the bottom edge of the upper central incisors or the backs of the central incisors  
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Lingua-dental consonants   Voice and voiceless "th"  
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Lingua-alveolar   Major constriction of the alveolar ridge (right behind the upper central incisors)  
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Lingua-alveolar consonants   /t/, /d/, /n/, /s/, /z/, and /l/  
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Lingua-palatal   Posterior to the alveolar ridge (where the rug are located and where the vault angles upward)  
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Lingua-palatal consonants   "sh", /3/, "ch", /d3/, /r/, and /j/  
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Lingua-velar   Back of the oral cavity  
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Lingua-velar consonants   /k/, /g/, and "ing"  
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Glottal   Opening between the vocal folds  
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Glottal consonants   /h/ and /?/ - glottal stop  
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When a speech sound is made and manner is involved, what is modified?   Airstream  
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Plosives/stops/stop-plosives   Formed by a complete closure of the vocal tract, including the velopharyngeal port, so that the flow of outgoing airstream is temporarily stopped  
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Plosives sounds   /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /g/, and /?/  
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Fricatives   Directing the airstream through a narrow constriction in the vocal tract  
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Fricative sounds   /f/, /v/, voice and voiceless "th", /s/, /z/, "sh", /3/, and /h/  
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Affricates   Combination of a stop and fricative. Stop occures first then fricative  
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Affricate sounds   "ch" and /d3/  
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Stridents   Affricates and noisy fricatives  
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Strident sounds   /f/, /v/, /s/, /z/, "sh", "ch", and /d3/  
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Nasals   Making a complete closure along the vocal tract but leaving the velopharngeal port open which results in part of the airstream is directed through the nasal cavity  
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Nasal sounds   /m/, /n/, and "ing"  
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Liquids   Vowel-like consonants that have only slightly more closure in their production than the vowels do but the closure is not sufficient (enough) to result in any friction-like noise  
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Liquid sounds   /l/ and /r/  
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Glides   Similar to vowels in their production but include a shift in placement from a more closed to a more open position  
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Glide sounds   /j/ and /w/  
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Approximants   Glides and liquids  
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Obstruents   Sounds that are made with enough constriction of the vocal tract to impede or obstruct the airstream  
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Obstruent sounds   Stops, fricatives and affricates  
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Sonorants   Vowel-like quality  
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Sonorant sounds   Nasals, liquids, and glides  
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In sonorants, what is produced with the sound?   Formants  
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Cognates   Voiced and voiceless pair ---- all onstruents have them  
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Voiced   /b/, /d/, /g/, /v/, "th", /z/, /3/, /d3/, /m/, /n/, "ing", /l/, /r/, /w/, and /j/  
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Voiceless   /p/, /t/, /k/, /?/, /f/, "th", /z/, "sh", /h/, and "ch"  
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Place names   Bilabial, labio-dental, lingua-dental, lingua-alveolar, lingua-palatal, lingua-velar, glottal  
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Manner names   Plosives, fricatives, affricates, nasals, liquids, glides  
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