IPA Basics Flashcards
The following are examples of what sound: Pit, tiP, sPit, hiccouGH, aPPear
[p]
Name the following:
Voiceless
Bilabial
Stop
[p]
Name the following:
Voiced
Bilabial
Stop
[b]
The following are examples of what sound: Ball, gloBe, amBle, BuBBle
[b]
Classify the following:
Voiceless
Alveolar
Stop
[t]
The following are examples of what sound: Tag, paT, sTick, pTerodactyl, sTuffeD
[t]
Classify the following:
Voiced
Alveolar
Stop
[d]
The following are examples of what sound: Dip, carD, Drop, loveD
[d]
Classify the following:
Voiceless
Velar
Stop
[k]
The following are examples of what sound: Kit, sCoot, Character, critiQUE, eXceed
[k]
Classify the following:
Voiced
Velar
Stop
[g]
The following are examples of what sound: Guard, baG, finGer, pittsburGH
[g]
Classify the following:
Voiceless
Glottal
Stop
[ʔ]
The following are examples of what sound: uH-oh, haTrack, baTman
[ʔ]
Classify the following:
Voiceless
Labio-dental
Fricative
[f]
The following are examples of what sound: Foot, lauGH, PHilosoPHy, coFFee
[f]
Classify the following:
Voiced
Labio-dental
Fricative
[v]
The following are examples of what sound: Vest, doVe, graVel, anVil
[v]
Classify the following:
Voiceless
Inter-dental
Fricative
[θ]
The following are examples of what sound: THrough, wraTH, teeTH
[θ]
Name the following:
Voiced
Inter-dental
Fricative
[ð]
The following are examples of what sound: THe, THeir, moTHer, teeTHe
[ð]
Name the following:
Voiceless
Alveolar
Fricative
[s]
The following are examples of what sound: Soap, pSychology, packS, peaCe, eXcruciating
[s]
Name the following:
Voiced
Alveolar
Fricative
[z]
The following are examples of what sound: Zip, roadS, kisseS, Xerox
[z]
Name the following:
Voiceless
Post-Alveolar
Fricative
[ʃ]
The following are examples of what sound: SHy, miSSion, naTIon, glaCial, Sure
[ʃ]
Name the following:
Voiced
Post-Alveolar
Fricative
[ʒ]