English phonetics
Vanesa Osorio Rojas
Created on November 27, 2023
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KERLY VANNESA OSORIO ROJAS
ENGLISH PHONETICS
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UNIVERSIDA NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA
five consonant sounds
MANNERphoneme /f/ fricativephoneme /n/nasalphoneme /j/ approximantphoneme /l/ lateralphoneme /k/ stop
PLACE OF ARTICULATIONphoneme /f/ labiodentalphoneme /n/alveolarphoneme /j/ palatalphoneme /l/ alveolarphoneme /k/ velar
ARTICULATORS INVOLVED IN THEIR SOUND PRODUCTION phoneme /f/ air is forced through the upper teeth and lower lipphoneme /n/ oral passage is blocked by pressing tongue tip against the alveolar ridgephoneme /j/ tongue raises to hard palatephoneme /l/ place the tip of the tongue at the alveolar ridgephoneme /k/ block airflow with the back of the tongue against the soft palate
VOICED OR VOICELESS.phoneme /f/ voicelessphoneme /n/voicedphoneme /j/ voicedphoneme /l/ voicedphoneme /k/ voiceless
CONSONATSphoneme /f/ examples: fork and fish phoneme /n/ examples: nose and neverphoneme /j/ examples: just and journeyphoneme /l/ examples: luck and liephoneme /k/ examples: kilobase and kilobaudios.
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