Airstream Mechanisms: Glottalic Flashcards

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Q

Airflow: pulmonic egressive airflow mechanism

A

Pulmonic from the lungs

Initiated by diaphragm

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Airflow can be

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Ingressive or egressive

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Air pressure terms

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Supra-glottal air pressure
Sub-glottal air pressure
Increased air pressure
Decreased air pressure

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Q

Another word for increased air pressure is

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Compression

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5
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Another word for decreased air pressure is

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Rarefaction

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Q

What are the three airstream mechanisms?

A

Pulmonic
Velaric
Glottalic

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In the Glottalic airstream mechanism what is the initiator?

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The larynx

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What is the initiator?

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That which moves the air

Not articulation and not voicing(phonation)

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Airstream from glottis

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Closed glottis=no air from lungs

Air exists between glottis and lips-100cm3

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Airstream from glottis is not

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Air from the lungs,no air from under the glottis

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The mechanism 1: How do we close the glottis?

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Glottal stop

Coughing

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The mechanism 2: how does this air (from glottis to lips) move?

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Initiation of air-larynx moving up or down

Cv4 high pitch or low pitch

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The larynx as initiator: larynx acts as piston

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Larynx moved up-air out

Larynx moved down-air in

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Larynx pushes

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Air out or pulls air in

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15
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What are Glottalic sounds

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Electives
Implosives
Voiced implosives
All non-English sounds

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16
Q

Articulation with Glottalic airstream:

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Closure in oral cavity. Same places of articulation bilabial, alveolar,palatal and velar

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Q

Speech needs both

A

Closure at glottis and in oral cavity

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Q

Ejectives require

A

Closed glottis
Larynx as initiator
Larynx moves up

Egressive Glottalic airstream

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Q

Ejectives are

20
Q

With electives larynx needs to

A

Push air out

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Q

With ejectives air

A

Is rarefied- pressure drops

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Q

With ejectives

A

Not gap between ejectives and vowel

23
Q

Sometimes in English ejectives are used

A

Non contrastively

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Q

Implosives require

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Closed glottis
Larynx as initiator
Larynx moved down

Ingressive Glottalic airstream

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Implosives are
Ingressive
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With implosives the larynx needs to
Pull air in suction
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With implosives
Air is compressed-pressure rises
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Not common for implosives to be
Voiceless
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Voiced implosives are the same as voiceless but
Glottis not completely closed
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Voiced implosives require both
Glottalic airflow and pulmonic airflow
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Implosives are
Ingressive
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In implosives voicing requires
Pulmonic egressive
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In voiced implosives air is
Sucked inwards and vocal folds vibrate
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Voiced implosives can be
``` Bilabial Alveolar Velar Palatal Uvular ```
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Ejectives and implosives in sprang disorder
Cochlear implant Pig-bik Other studies into cochlear implant found implosives for target plosives
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What is the Glottalic airstream mechanism?
Air=supra-glottal (larynx to lips) with the larynx as initiator
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Ingressive Glottalic mechanism
Larynx moved down | Used in implosives sounds
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Egressive Glottalic mechanism
Larynx moved up | Used in ejectives sounds