Consonant and Vowels sounds

Phonetic Class.

consonant and vowelssounds

Consonants

(Post-alveolar, affricate, voiceless)

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This sound is created with the friction by first stopping the airflow with your tongue and the ridge behind your teeth that then you release through a narrow gap. The sound is made through the mouth and it's voiceless which means that you don't use your vocal cords to make the sound. You make the CH sound by releasing the stopped air through your teeth. It is similar to the way the T sound is made, but your tongue is further back on the top tooth ridge.

/ʧ/ - CH sound.

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(Post-alveolar, affricate, voiced)

In this sound air is stopped from leaving your mouth for a short time. The tip of the your tongue presses against the back of your top teeth to stop air from leaving your mouth. The sides of your tongue press against the sides of your upper teeth. It is similar to the way the D sound is made. Example: judge, Joy, joke.

/ʤ/ - j sound.

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( Bilabial, stop, Voiceless )

IThe /p/ phoneme is made through the mouth and it is Unvoiced which means that you don’t use your vocal chords to make the sound. Example: pen, apple

/p/- p sound.

th] is unvoiced, pronounced with no vibration of the vocal cords; [th] is voiced, pronounced with the vocal cords vibrating.

/ŋ/ is a nasal sound made in the same position as /k/ and /g/, so the tongue is raised at the back, touching the soft palate and the noise is released through the nose.

Dental, fricative, voiced

Nasal ,velar, voiced

/ð/- th sound

/ŋ/-n sound

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