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Anterior
farther forward than palato-alveolar:
Labials /m,p,b,f,v/
Dentals / , /
Alveolars /s,z,l,n,t,d/
Obstruents
fricatives, stops, affricates

oral cavity does not allow spontaneous voicing
Sonorants
Vowels
Liquids: /l,r/
Glides: /w,j/
Nasals: /m,n,ng/
NO OBSTRUENTS

sound is produced with a vocal cavity configuration in which spontaneous voicing is possible
Are all vowels sonorant?
Yes
all continuants are stridents, except the ___________.
interdentals
Continuents
all vowels and consonants EXCEPT stops and nasal stops
nasal stops
too closed to be a vowel
/m,n,ng/
Vocalic
vocal tract constriction is less than that of i or u. oral cavity does not constrict.
ALL vowels, Liquids /l,r/
Non-vocalic
voiceless vowels and liquids, glides, nasal consonants, and obstruents (stops, fricatives and affricates)
High
TOngue body higher than neutral:
High vowels: /l,i,u, /
Velars: /w,j/
Palatals: /k,g,ng/
Affricates: / , , , /
Low
tongue body lower than neutral:
Low Vowels: / , , /
Glottal: /h/
Back
Tongue body retracted from neutral:
Back Vowels: /u, ,o, , , /
Velars: /k,g,ng,w/
Round
Back vowels: /u, ,o, , , /
and /w/
Continuant
sounds that do not interupt the vocal tract.
ALL vowels
consonants EXCEPT stops, nasals, affricates: /s,z,f,v,l,r,w,j,h, , /
Tense
greater muscular tension.
Voiceless obstruents: /p,t,k,f,s, , , /
a few vowels: /l,e,u,o, /
Nasal
velum lowered
/m,n,ng/
Lateral
sides of tongue lowered to channel airflow
/l/
Strident
Considerable supraglottal friction noise:
ALL affricates / , /
ALL fricatives /f,v,s,z, , /
EXCEPT / , /
Voice
ALL voiced consonants and vowels
Delayed Release
ONLY affricates / , /
Distributed
ONLY Lingua-dentals / , /
Alveolar
tip of tongue and alveolar ridge
/t/d/n, , s,z,l/
Bilabial
stops /p,b/ (voiced & voiceless)
nasals /m/
glides /w, M / (voiced & voiceless)
Labiodental
lower lips & upper teeth
fricatives /f,v/ (voiced & voiceless)
palatoalveolar or postalveolar
blade of tongue and palatal area behind alveolar ridge
/ , ,r, , /
Glide
semi-vowel
Are flaps and glottal stops phonemes?
no
Articulatory features
place, manner, voice
Linguadental
tip of tongue & upper teeth
fricatives / , / (voiced & voiceless "th")
palatal
/j/
velar
dorsum and roof of mouth in velar area
/k,g,ng, M , w/
glottal
the 2 vocal folds
fricative /h/
/ / (glottal stop)
flap
a "manner" voiced allophone of /t,d/
which 2 manners of articulation form the class of "approximates"?
liquids and glides
stop or plosive
/p,b,t,d,k,g, /
fricative
/f,v, , ,s,z, , ,h/
affricate
/ , /
nasal stop
/m,n, ng/
liquid
(lateral) /l/
(central) /r/
glide
/ M ,w, j/
high vowels
in area of hard palate
/i, u/
mid-high vowels
/I, /
mid vowels
/e, o/
stop or plosive
/p,b,t,d,k,g, /
fricative
/f,v, , ,s,z, , ,h/
affricate
/ , /
nasal stop
/m,n, ng/
most central vowel
/ /
mid-low vowel
/ , , /
between mid-low and low
/ /
low
/ /
front vowels
at hard palate
/i,I,e, , /
Central Vowel
/ /
Back vowels
at velum
/u, ,o, , , /
Greater vocal tract tension for which vowels?
tense
/i, e, u, o/
less vocal tract tension for which vowels?
/ , , , , /
Consonantal
vocal tract constriction is more than that of /i/ or /u/.
ALL consonants (except /w,j/)
NO vowels