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What are places of articulation?

The parts of the vocal tract that are used to make consonants sounds.

What's the voiced labiodental consonant?

/v/

What's this place of articulation?

bilabial

How are consonants sounds created?

The position of the articulators, the way the breath strem comes from the mouth or nose and the vibration of the vocal cords.

What's this place of articulation?

velar

Mention 5 examples of articulators

Gum ridge, lips, vocal cords, teeth, palate

What's this place of articulation?

palatal

What's a consonant?

It's a sound produced with the articulators more or less closed.

What's the voiceless bilabial consonant?

/p/

Give 4 examples of aspirate sounds

/p/ /t/ /k/ /h/

Give examples of 6 places of articulation

Bilabial, labiodental, interdental, palatal, alveolar, velar

What's this place of articulation?

Alveolar

How many consonants sounds are there in English? (the basic ones)

24

What's this place of articulation?

interdental

What's a voiceless consonant?

It's a consonant made with no vibration of vocal cords.

Are the following consonants voiced or voiceless? /g/ /n/ /z/

voiced

How are consonants described and classified?

Voicing, place and manner of articulation

What's aspiration?

The action of pronouncing a sound with a puff of released breath

What's a voiced consonant?

It's a consonant that is produced when the vocal cords are vibrating

What's this place of articulation?

labiodental

Are the following consonants voiced or voiceless? /b/ /r/ /v/

voiced

What's the definition of articulators?

The different parts of the mouth that we use when speaking

Are the following consonants voiced or voiceless? /t/ /f/ /θ/

voiceless