Ipa Symbols (Sae)

Front 1

List the classification of the following IPA SAE consonant symbol:
p

Back 1

voiceless
bilabial
stop

Front 2

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b

Back 2

voiced
bilabial
stop

Front 3

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t

Back 3

voiceless
inter-dental
stop

Front 4

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d

Back 4

voiced
alveolar
stop

Front 5

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k

Back 5

voiceless
velar
stop

Front 6

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g

Back 6

voiced
velar
stop

Front 7

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ʔ

Back 7

voiceless
glottal
stop

Front 8

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f

Back 8

voiceless
labio-dental
fricative

Front 9

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v

Back 9

voiced
labio-dental
fricative

Front 10

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θ

Back 10

voiceless
inter-dental
fricative

Front 11

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ð (eth)

Back 11

voiced
inter-dental
fricative

Front 12

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s

Back 12

voiceless
alveolar
fricative

Front 13

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z

Back 13

voiced
alveolar
fricative

Front 14

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ʃ or (or ç)

Back 14

voiceless
palatal
fricative

Front 15

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ʒ

Back 15

voiced
palatal
fricative

Front 16

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h

Back 16

voiceless
glottal
fricative

Front 17

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tʃ

Back 17

voiceless
palatal
affricate

Front 18

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dʒ

Back 18

voiced
palatal
affricate

Front 19

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ɹ

Back 19

voiced
alveolar
retroflex liquid

Front 20

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m

Back 20

voiced
bilabial
nasal

Front 21

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n

Back 21

voiced
alveolar
nasal

Front 22

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ŋ

Back 22

voiced
velar
nasal

Front 23

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l

Back 23

voiced
alveolar
lateral liquid

Front 24

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ɾ

Back 24

voiced
alveolar
flap/tap

Front 25

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w

Back 25

voiced
bilabial
glide

Front 26

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j

Back 26

voiced
palatal
glide

Front 27

Describe what is meant by a "stop"

Back 27

sound made by complete obstruction of air followed by a release.
aka "plosive"

Front 28

Describe what is meant by a "fricative"

Back 28

sounds made by narrowing the vocal tract enough to cause turbulent airflow

Front 29

Describe what is meant by a "affricate"

Back 29

sounds made by narrowing the vocal tract but NOT enough to cause turbulent airflow.
aka "approximates"

Front 30

Describe what is meant by a "flap" or "tap"

Back 30

sounds made by using a brief but complete closing of the vocal tract

Front 31

Describe what is meant by a "lateral liquid"

Back 31

an approximate where the air escapes sideways and is blocked centrally.
aka "lateral approximate"

Front 32

Describe what is meant by a "nasal"

Back 32

humming sound produced by a complete obstruction of the airflow in the mouth but with the velum open so that the air can escape from the nose.

Front 33

Describe what is meant by a "retroflex"

Back 33

curling the tip of the tongue back behind the alveolar ridge

Front 34

Describe what is meant by a "glide"

Back 34

sounds that are made with only a slight closure of the articulators, so that if the vocal tract were any more open, the result would be a vowel sound

Front 35

Describe what is meant by a "liquid"

Back 35

constrictions are not narrow enough to block the vocal tract or cause turbulence.