Articulatory phonetics

Articulatory phonetics

1. This process explain how speech sounds are produced in the vocal tract

   • Manner of Articulation
     • Refer to how the two body parts in the vocal tract engage
       • Fricative
         • bottleneck of airflow
           • [v][o][z][s]
       • Affricate
         • sequence of stop plus Fricative
           • [ts][d3][]
       • Nasal
         • air throught the nasal cavity
           • [m][n][n]
       • Liquid
         • air can pass on one or both sides of the tongue
           • [l][r]
       • Glide
         • free airflow
           • [j][w]
       • Tap
         • rapid flick of the tongue at the alveolar ridge
           • butter
       • stop
         • Air released
           • [p][t][k][b][d][g]
   • Places of Articulation
     • This is the place where the constriction of airflow take place
       • BILABIAL
         • both lips come together
           • [p][b][m]
       • INTERDENTAL
         • tongue is between upper and lower teeth
           • []
       • LABIODENTAL
         • upper teeth and lower lipcome together
           • [f]
       • ALVEOLAR
         • tongue at or near the rigde behind the upper front teeth
           • [t][d][s]
       • PALATAL
         • front hard palate or roof of the mouth
           • [s][3][j]
       • VELAR
         • at velum or soft palate
           • [k][g]
       • GLOTTAL
         • at glottis or the space between the vocal folds
           • [h][?]
       • Vocal track
       • Body parts
       • Engages two
   • Voicing

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