Autoevaluación THEME 9 Flashcards
When does a Stop or Occlusive sounds occur?
When the active articulator touches the passive articulator and completely cuts off the air flow through the mouth.
What is a Homorganic?
Sounds that have the same articulator and point of articulation.
What are the stop sounds in English and Spanish?
The stop sounds in English and Spanish are /p/ - /t/ - /k/ - /b/ - /d/ - /g/
What is the difference between the phonemes /t/ and /d/ in Spanish and English?
English /t/ and /d/ are apico alveolar while Spanish /t/ and /d/ are apico dental.
When the voiceless English stop sounds /p, t, k/ are strongly aspirated?
The voiceless English stop sounds /p, t, k/ are strongly aspirated when they occur in initial position (I) of a word.
What is the difference between the phonemes /p/ and /b/ in Spanish and English?
The feature that differs between these sounds in Spanish as well as in English is voicing. /p/ is voiceless and /b/ is voiced.
How many allophones are there /p/ in Spanish and English?
Spanish /p/ has just one allophone while English /p/ has commonly four ones.
What is the difference between the /t/ sound in Spanish and English?
The English /t/ is apico alveolar while Spanish /t/ is apico dental.
How many allophones does the /g/ sound have in Spanish and English?
English has just one allophone while Spanish has two ones.
