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9 Cards in this Set
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Bilabial
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Bilabial sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the lips against each other. Examples of such sounds in English are the following: [b], [p], [m].
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Labiodental
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Labiodental-sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the upper teeth towards the lower lip. Examples of such sounds in English are the following: [f], [v].
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Interdental
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Interdental sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the tongue between the teeth. Examples of such sounds in English are the following:think,that .
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Alveolar
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-Alveolar sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the tip of the tongue towards the alveolar ridge, the ridge of cartilage behind the teeth. Examples of such sounds in English are the following: [t], [d], [s], [z], [n], [l], .
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Alveopalatal
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- Alveopalatal sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the front of the tongue towards the area between the alveolar ridge and the hard palate. Examples of such sounds in English are the following: , , , .
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Palatal-
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Palatal sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the body of the tongue towards the hard palate. An example of such a sound in English is [j].
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Velar-
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Velar sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the body of the tongue towards the velum. Examples of such sounds in English are the following: [k], [g], .
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Uvular-
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Uvular sounds are those sounds made by the articulation of the back of the tongue towards the uvula. Uvular sounds do not exist in English, but the French "r" is pronounced by the uvular sounds and .
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Glottal
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-Glottal sounds are those sounds made at the glottis. Examples of glottal sounds in English are the following: , .
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