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b

voiced bilabial stop

p

voiceless bilabial stop

m

voiced bilabial nasal

w

voiced bilabial glide

f

voiceless labiodental fricative

v

voiced labiodental fricative

θ

"both" voiceless interdental fricative

ð

"the" voiced interdental fricative

t

voiceless alveolar stop

d

voiced alveolar fricative

s

voiceless alveolar fricative

z

voiced alveolar fricative

n

voiced alveolar nasal

l

voiced alveolar liquid

ʃ

"show" voiceless palatal fricative

ʒ

"measure" voiced palatal fricative

"chew" voiceless palatal affricate

"judge" voiced palatal affricate

r

voiced palatal liquid

y

voiced palatal glide

k

voiceless velar stopg

g

voiced velar stop

ŋ

"ing" voiced velar nasal

h

voiceless glottal fricative

production of consonants

vocal tract constrictions that modify breath stream coming from larynx


-two articulators come together to modify the flow of air

primary articulator of consonants

the tongue

sound source for vowels

vocal folds (voicing)

sonorants

consonants with vowel like qualities, less constriction and voiced


-nasals, glides, liquids

sound source for some consonants is...

turbulence

obstruents

formed by turbulence created at point of constriction in the oral cavity made by articulators (less vowel like)


-stop, fricative, affricate


-resonance occurs in the portion of vocal tract anterior to constriction

second sound source for consonants

for voiced obstruents, the vibrating vocal folds create a second sound source

frequency of vowels

low freq, relatively low pitch


(sonorants are characterized as low pitch as well)

frequency of consonants

high freq, relatively high pitch

consonants must be paired with...

a vowel. they do not have the ability to stand alone (generally found at end/beginning of sentence)

prevocalic consonant

consonant that comes before a vowel

postvocalic consonant

consonant that comes after a vowel

intervocalic

consonant that comes in between two vowels

manner

how consonants are produced (stops, fricatives, affricates, liquids, glides, nasals)

place of articulation

where in the vocal tract is the constriction located for a specific consonant

bilabial articulators

upper and lower lips

labiodental articulators

lower lip and upper teeth

dental articulators

tongue apex and teeth

alveolar articulators

tongue apex and alveolar ridge

palatal articulators

blade of tongue and hard palate

velar articulators

back of tongue and velum

glottal articulators

vocal folds

stops

completely obstruct airstream once it enters oral cavity


-most obstructed manner of creating a consonant


-intraoral pressure increases then is released, causing a burst of air

intraoral pressure

air pressure within oral cavity

aspiration

occurs during production of voiceless stops, noise burst that follows release of the stop

homorganic

phonemes that share the same place of articulation

cognates

phonemes that differ by only one

alveolar tap

allophone of /t/ and /d/


-better, madder, stutter, huddle, matted

glottal stop

allophone of /t/


-generally occurs in the last syllable of words


-Atlanta, hat

nasals

produced with velum lowered so air is let into nasal cavity

fricatives

produced by forcing breath stream throw a narrow channel/constriction in the vocal tract


-turbulence

sibilants

alveolar and palatal fricatives (most intense)

non sibilants

less intense fricatives


(interdentals, labiodentals and h)

affricate

combination of stop/fricatives


-tongue tip touches palate and there is a release of intraoral pressure

approximants

glides/liquids