Phonetics vocab enmu Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

/b/ and /p/ nasal /m/ and /w/ and /M/ - bilabials /ch/ and /juh/ sound. formed by first stopping flow of air by contacting tip of tongue against palate. then, stop is released gradually into immediate following fricative - lingua-palatal affricatives /f/ and /v/ constriction between lower lip and upper teeth - labiodentals /h/ /?/ sounds formed at vocal folds and include glottal fricative and stop - glottals /j/ high-front tongue position, jaw relatively closed and elevated - lingua-palatal...

Consonant articulation has 3 basic dimensions: - place, manner, voice formed by a complete closure of vocal tract, so airflow ceases temporarily - stop when impounded air is released, it produces a short burst of noise - stop burst a modified stop sound, where a rapid stroking or flapping of tongue tip contacts alveolar ridge - flap produced by bringing tongue tip up to alveolar ridge, but not pressing tightly against it - fricative final sounds in leaf, leave, teeth, teethe, bus,...