Chapter 3: The Sounds of Language Flashcards

1
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phonetics:

A

general study of speech sound characteristics

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2
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voiced

A

throat vibration

rendaku’d kana

“b” “z” “v”

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3
Q

voiceless

A

air only

regular kana

“p” “s” “f”

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4
Q

voiceless biolabial

place of articulation

A

both lips

[p] “pet”

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5
Q

voiced biolabial

place of articulation

A

both lips

[b] “bet” [m] “met” [w] “wet”

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6
Q

voiceless labiodental

place of articulation

A

upper front teeth and bottom lip

[f] “fat”

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7
Q

voiced labiodental

place of articulation

A

upper front teeth and bottom lip

[v] “vat”

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8
Q

voiceless dentals

place of articulation

A

teeth (interdental if between teeth)

[θ] “thin”

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9
Q

voiced dentals

place of articulation

A

teeth (interdental if between teeth)

[ð] “then”

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10
Q

voiced alveolar

place of articulation

A

tongue tip and alveolar ridge

[d] “dog” [z] “zoo” [n] “nut” [l] “lap” [r] “rap”

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10
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voiceless alveolar

place of articulation

A

tongue tip and alveolar ridge

[t] “top” [s] “sit”

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11
Q

voiceless palatals

place of articulation

A

tongue and palate

[ʃ] “ship” [tʃ] “chip”

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12
Q

voiced palatals

place of articulation

A

tongue and palate

[ʒ] “casual” [dʒ] “gem” [j] “yet”

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13
Q

voiceless velar

place of articulation

A

back of tongue and velum (soft palate)

[k] “cat”

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14
Q

voiced velar

place of articulation

A

back of tongue and velum (soft palate)

[g] “gem” [ŋ] “bang”

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15
Q

voiceless glottal

place of articulation

A

glottis (space between vocal folds)

[h] “hot”

16
Q

voiced glottal

place of articulation

A

trick question. DNE

17
Q

voiceless stops

manner of articulation

A

block airflow, abruptly let go

[p] “pet” [t] “tip” [k] “cat”

18
Q

voiced stops

manner of articulation

A

block airflow, abruptly let go

[b][d] “bed” [g] “dog”

19
Q

voiceless fricative

manner of articulation

A

let airflow narrowly escape

[f][θ] “faith” [h][s] “house” [ʃ] “she”

20
Q

voiced fricative

manner of articulation

A

let airflow narrowly escape

[v][ð] “vase” [z] “the” [ʒ] “rouge”

21
Q

voiceless affricative

manner of articulation

A

brief stop + fricative

[tʃ] “cheap”

22
Q

voiced affricative

manner of articulation

A

[dʒ] “jeep”

23
Q

voiceless nasal

manner of articulation

A

trick question. DNE

24
Q

voiced nasal

manner of articulation

A

lower velum, air through nose

[m][ŋ] “morning” [n] “name”

25
Q

voiceless liquid

manner of articulation

A

trick question. DNE

26
Q

voiced liquid

manner of articulation

A

raise and curl tongue, air escapes

[l] “load” [r] “road”

27
Q

voiceless glide

manner of articulation

A

trick question. DNE

28
Q

voiced glide

manner of articulation

A

move tongue to/from vowel

[w] “we” [j] “yes”

29
Q

dipthong

A

combination of two vowels

“hi” [ə] -> [ɪ]

30
Q

uvular

A

[R] french pronunciation of “rouge”, “lettre”