Phonetics mind maps
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This page gathers over 200 community-made phonetics mind maps, covering vowels, consonants, articulation and stress. Most are suited to university students studying speech sounds and teachers looking for material on these topics. Pick a map that matches what you are studying and follow its branches.
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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
Mind maps
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55 nodesIntroduction to airstream and laryngeal features Larynx · Glottis · Respiration · Airstream · Voicing · ARTICULATION
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46 nodesProsodic Features Length · Stress · Pitch
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19 nodesSpeech articulators is divided into three...
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21 nodesPhonological Simplification Substitution · Addition · Consonant Cluster Red... · Deletion · Assimilation · Berko and Brown
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26 nodesSegmentals vs. Suprasegmental Segmental Features · Suprasegmental Features
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11 nodesunderstanding the sounds of speech Sound energy is distu... · Vowels · Consonants · Dialect variation · In most fields of stu... · Phonetics
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28 nodesSuprasegmental Features Definition: the aspec...
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29 nodesINTRO Organs of speech · Production of sounds
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35 nodesRP and London Accents Mainstream RP · Cockney · Estuary English · Wells : 4 types of RP... · London has a big ling... · London population : 8...
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91 nodesPlace of Articulation Bilabial · Labiodental · Interdental · Alveolar · Velar · Palatal
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18 nodesStress in simple words The nature of stress · Levels of Stress · Placement of stress w...
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50 nodesIntroduction to airstream and laryngeal features Larynx · Glottis · Respiration · Voicing · Articulation
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32 nodesDescribing speech sounds SUPRASEGMENTALS · CONSONANTS OF ENGLISH · DESCRIBING VOWELS · VOCAL TRACT
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21 nodesPhonetics and Phonology. Phonology . · Phonetics
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32 nodesSpeech sounds production Three main groups · Phonoarticulator appa... · Three Categories of t... · Phone features
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30 nodesTHE VOWEL SYSTEM 3.1 Vowels · 3.2 The concept of "w...
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53 nodesArticulatory phonetics This process explain ...
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30 nodesSpeech sounds production Phonoarticulator appa... · Three Categories of t... · Phone features
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27 nodesBasic concepts in phonetics Phoneme · Phonology · Phonetics
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29 nodesPart 4: Additional evidence for the psychoacoustic model. Parameters · taking into account
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59 nodesPhonetics and Phonology PHONETICS · PHONOLOGY
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54 nodesChapters 5 and 6 Aspects of connected ... · The Phonemic chart
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47 nodesPhonology Segmental Phonology · Suprasegmental Phonology
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50 nodesLANGUAGE BLOCKS PHONETICS · THE VOCAL TRACT · THE ALPHABET PHONETIC... · THE CONSONANTS OF ENG... · DESCRIBING VOWELS · SUPRASEGMENTALS
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22 nodesPROSODIC FEATURES Stressed · Pitch · Length
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18 nodesSegmental vs. Suprasegmental If we investigate pho... · Suprasegmental phonet... · Word Stress · Intonation
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43 nodesAmerican accents accents may differ in... · part of identity · do not follow politic... · Boston · New York · Rhode Island
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25 nodesVowels & Consonants Vowels · Consonants
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52 nodesManner of Articulation Stop · Nasal · Glides · Fricative · Affricate
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19 nodesArticulatory Phonetic Articulatory phonetic...
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40 nodesPhonetics Meaning · Consonant
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13 nodesConsonants The Phoneme · The English Consonant... · The Consonant Table
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15 nodesMANNER OF ARTICULATION Is a modification of ...
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47 nodesSegmental vs. Suprasegmental Segmental · Suprasegmental
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58 nodesSpeech Sounds Anatomy · Description
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32 nodesR and Approximant sounds Contrast of English a...
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42 nodesLinguistic Phonetics Consonants · Vowels
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25 nodesCONSONANTS The sound of a conson...
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19 nodesNATURE AND STRUCTURE OF THE SYLLABLE Roach · Skandera and Burleigh · Forel and Buskás · Word Stress · Syllable
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6 nodesManners of articulation cont. STOPS: are sounds who... · FRICATIVES: involve a... · AFFRICATES: involve a... · APPROXIMANTS: are rel... · NASALS: are produced ...