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Manners of articulation

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  • Mention the 2 glide sounds of English
    /w/ and /j/
  • What's the voiceless interdental fricative?
    /θ/
  • Mention one lateral sound in English
    /l/
  • Mention 5 manners of articulation in English
    Plosives, fricatives, affricates, nasals, approximants
  • What are approximates?
    Approximants are consonants with a greater opening in the vocal tract than fricatives, and thus do not create any friction.
  • What's the voiced interdental fricative?
    /ð/
  • What's a stop sound?
    A stop consonant involves a complete closure of the articulators and thus total blockage of airflow.
  • What's the nasal alveolar sound?
    /n/
  • What's the nasal velar sound?
    /ŋ/
  • Describe /tʃ/
    voiceless affricate
  • Mention three fricative sounds
    /f/, /v, /z/
  • Mention 3 nasal sounds in English
    /m/ /n/ and /ŋ/
  • What's an affricate sound
    In a stop sound, the release of the closure is quick and abrupt; however, in sounds where the closure release is gradual, it creates friction.
  • What are the three voiceless stops in English
    /p/ /t/ /k/
  • How are approximates classified?
    Into liquids and glides
  • What are nasal sounds?
    nasal consonant is one in which the air escapes only through the nose
  • Describe /s/
    voiceless alveolar fricative
  • Mention 3 stop sounds
    /p/ /g/ /t/
  • What's are manners of articulations?
    They refer to how the air is manipulated when making consonant sounds
  • Mention the 2 affricate sounds in English
    /dʒ/ and /tʃ/
  • What's a fricative sound?
    A fricative is a sound that is made with a small opening between the articulators, allowing the air to escape with audible friction
  • Plosives are also known as __________
    stops
  • Describe /z/
    voiced  alveolar fricative
  • What are the three voiced stops in English
    /d/ /g/ /b/
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