Phonetics flashcards
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This Phonetics flashcards page gathers community-made decks on speech sounds, transcription and articulation. It offers university students material for practising key terms and symbols, and teachers ready-made revision material. There are more than 60 decks, mostly at university level, with some secondary-level material. Pick a deck and start practising.
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- Speech Organs and Speech Production45
- Airstream Mechanisms and Phonation7
- Acoustic Phonetics and Speech Perception6
- Classification of Speech Sounds19
- Place and Manner of Articulation29
- Consonants37
- Vowels and Diphthongs7
- Phonemes and Allophones10
- IPA and Phonetic Transcription14
- Segmental and Suprasegmental Features37
- Connected Speech and Phonological Processes8
- Accents and Phonetic Variation8
Flashcards
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37 cards2.) Phonetics (Ling Tut) What is phonetics?
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147 cardsPhonetics Flashcards
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24 cardsIPA Consonant Flash Cards
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59 cardsLING Key Terms_1
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55 cardsling revision What is the difference between passive and active articulators?
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88 cardsPhonetics and Phonology
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43 cardsArtic & Phonology Ch 2
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26 cardsconsonants What is a phoneme?
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62 cardsspeech stuff
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16 cardsPhonetics 2 List some different transcription systems
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19 cardsPhonetics 5 Describe the Bernoulli effect
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32 cardsLEL 1 phonetics What is the structure of speech production ? (With steps)
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19 cards3.) Articulatory Phonetics (Ling Tut) Criteria for describing vowels
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10 cardsIndigenous languages of Australia What are the 6 common places of articulation in Traditional Aboriginal languages?
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31 cardsUntitled
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23 cardsLinguistics 201 Chapters 1-3 Chapter 1 Speech Function of the Lungs
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11 cardsNatural Classes
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21 cardsConsonant classification memory cards.
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9 cardsContrastive Linguistics: Ramisch (PPP 1) Problems with "Th"
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16 cardsSpeech Organs function Speech Organs function
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18 cards1 Practice IPA was developped in ....
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13 cardsusing sounds
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20 cardsarticulation of speech
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5 cardsPhonetics 1 What's the difference between phonetics and phonology?
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16 cardsPhsycolinguistics
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11 cardsnon pulmonic consonants
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10 cardsenglish consonants
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13 cardstalking and writing about sounds
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14 cardsJoining Sounds Together
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9 cardsphonation
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11 cardsPhonetics 1.1 This material provides a summary and study aid for a course on phonetics at the University of Curaçao.
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5 cardsacoustic properties of speech sounds source filter theory of speech production
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10 cardsFlashquiz sound change - transcription
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9 cardsPLACES OF OBSTRUCTION & THE NAME OF SOUNDS
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39 cardsUntitled
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24 cardschild language - place & manner of articulation P as in 'pie'
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24 cardsConsonants recognize description voiceless bilabial plosive
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7 cardsLING1000 3 ways to look at speech sounds
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6 cardsvowels: characteristics and use
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22 cardsfricatives
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About phonetics flashcards
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These decks offer different ways to practise the language of speech sounds. Phonetics and Phonology introduces terms for phonetics and speech production, while Organising Sounds includes aspiration, contrastive phonemes and allophones. Joining Sounds Together covers syllables and their parts.
Start with Phonetics and Phonology if you want to check your grasp of key terms. For symbol practice, move on to IPA Consonant Flash Cards, which pairs consonant symbols with descriptions. Work through a few cards at a time, trying to recall each answer before turning it over.
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Return to cards you find difficult and compare related terms across decks. If you want to see a topic laid out visually, switch to a mind map on the Phonetics unit page. A quiz on the unit page offers another way to practise answering questions.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful starting point?
Phonetics and Phonology is a starting point for practising terms such as articulatory, acoustic and auditory phonetics. It also includes speech production vocabulary. If you want to focus on consonant symbols instead, IPA Consonant Flash Cards pairs symbols with descriptions.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover key terms, speech production, consonant symbols and transcription. Organising Sounds includes aspiration, phonemes and allophones, while Joining Sounds Together covers syllables and their parts. You can choose a deck according to the terms or symbols you want to practise.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.