FRICATIVE SOUNDS

FRICATIVE SOUNDS

1. /f-v/ PRODUCTION PICTURE

   • /f/ phonemic and phonetic features
     • Both languages have the /f/ sound which is voiceless, labio-dental, oral and fricative.
       • Spanish has two allophones: [f]; [ɸ]
       • English has one allophone: [f]. Many English nouns ending in /f/ change into /v/ when the plural ending is added. Morphophonemic change: It means that a sound changes when a morpheme is added; e.g. < knife > / ˈnayf/.
   • /v/ phonemic and phonetic features

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