Chapter 3: The Sounds of Language Flashcards
phonetics:
general study of speech sound characteristics
voiced
throat vibration
rendaku’d kana
“b” “z” “v”
voiceless
air only
regular kana
“p” “s” “f”
voiceless biolabial
place of articulation
both lips
[p] “pet”
voiced biolabial
place of articulation
both lips
[b] “bet” [m] “met” [w] “wet”
voiceless labiodental
place of articulation
upper front teeth and bottom lip
[f] “fat”
voiced labiodental
place of articulation
upper front teeth and bottom lip
[v] “vat”
voiceless dentals
place of articulation
teeth (interdental if between teeth)
[θ] “thin”
voiced dentals
place of articulation
teeth (interdental if between teeth)
[ð] “then”
voiced alveolar
place of articulation
tongue tip and alveolar ridge
[d] “dog” [z] “zoo” [n] “nut” [l] “lap” [r] “rap”
voiceless alveolar
place of articulation
tongue tip and alveolar ridge
[t] “top” [s] “sit”
voiceless palatals
place of articulation
tongue and palate
[ʃ] “ship” [tʃ] “chip”
voiced palatals
place of articulation
tongue and palate
[ʒ] “casual” [dʒ] “gem” [j] “yet”
voiceless velar
place of articulation
back of tongue and velum (soft palate)
[k] “cat”
voiced velar
place of articulation
back of tongue and velum (soft palate)
[g] “gem” [ŋ] “bang”