Place and Manner of Production Flashcards

1
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Bilabial sounds

A

Sounds produced using both lips

E.g. p, b, m, w

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Labiodental sounds

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Using the upper teeth and lower lip

E.g. f, v

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Dental sounds

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Using the upper teeth and tongue

E.g. th

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4
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Alveolar sounds

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Using the tip of the tongue and the alveolar ridge (behind the top teeth)
E.g. n, t, d, s, l, r

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5
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Palato-alveolar sounds

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Flat part (blade) of the tongue and the hard palate behind the alveolar ridge
E.g. sh, ch, j, zj (Asia)
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Palatal sounds

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The flat part of the tongue and the soft palate

E.g. y

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Velar sounds

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The back of the tongue and the soft palate

E.g. k, g, ng

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Glottal sounds

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Between the two vocal folds

E.g. h

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9
Q

Stop/plosive

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Two structures COMPLETELY block the passage of air through the vocal tract, resulting in a build up of pressure behind the closure. When the closure is released, there is a burst of air. E.g. p, b, t, d, k, g

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10
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Nasal

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Air rushes through the nose to create sound

E.g. n, m, ng

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Fricative

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Narrow constriction of oral cavity. Air rushes through creating a noisy, “long” sound
E.g. s, sh, f, v th, z,

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12
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Affricate

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Made in the palatal area as a combination of a stop followed by a fricative
E.g. ch, j

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13
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Liquid

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Very little oral constriction

E.g. l, r

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14
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Glide

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Very little oral constriction
Always followed by a vowel
E.g. w, y

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15
Q

m

A

Bilabial
Nasal
Voiced

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16
Q

n

A

Alveolar
Nasal
Voiced

17
Q

ng

A

Velar
Nasal
Voiced

18
Q

p

A

Bilabial
Stop
Voiceless

19
Q

b

A

Bilabial
Stop
Voiced

20
Q

t

A

Alveolar
Stop
Voiceless

21
Q

d

A

Alveolar
Stop
Voiced

22
Q

k

A

Velar
Stop
Voiceless

23
Q

g

A

Velar
Stop
Voiced

24
Q

f

A

Labiodental
Fricative
Voiceless

25
Q

v

A

Labiodental
Fricative
Voiced

26
Q

th (thumb)

A

Dental
Fricative
Voiceless

27
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th (the)

A

Dental
Fricative
Voiced

28
Q

s

A

Alveolar
Fricative
Voiceless

29
Q

z

A

Alveolar
Fricative
Voiced

30
Q

sh

A

Palato-alveolar
Fricative
Voiceless

31
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j (measure)

A

Palato-alveolar
Fricative
Voiced

32
Q

h

A

Glottal
Fricative
Voiceless

33
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ch

A

Palato-alveolar
Affricate
Voiceless

34
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j (juice)

A

Palato-alveolar
Affricate
Voiced

35
Q

l

A

Alveolar
Liquid
Voiced

36
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r

A

Alveolar
Liquid
Voiced

37
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w

A

Glide
Bilabial
Voiceless

38
Q

y (yes)

A

Palatal
Glide
Voiceless

39
Q

Vowel features (x4)

A
Tongue height (low, medium or high)
Tongue advancement (front or back)
Vowel length (long or short)
Lip rounding vs. lip retracting