Fact or Fricative?
This refers to one consonant with no adjacent consonants.
What is a singleton?
This symbol represents voiceless "th".
What is /θ/?
This is the general term for two or more consonants in succession in the same syllable or word.
What is a sequence?
This is the transcription of the word "place".
What is /pleɪs/?
This is the classification of the consonant /s/.
What is a voiceless alveolar fricative?
This refers to a consonant that occurs after a vowel in the final position of a word.
What is postvocalic?
This symbol represents the prevocalic consonant in the word "picture".
What is /p/?
This term represents adjacent consonants in the same syllable.
What is a blend?
This is the transcription of the word "stamp".
What is /stæmp/?
This is the classification of the consonant /ð/.
What is a voiced interdental fricative?
In consonant classification, this term refers to the way air is modified to produce a consonant.
What is manner?
This symbol represents the cognate of /s/.
What is /z/?
This term represents adjacent consonants that cross a syllable boundary.
What is an abutting sequence?
This is the transcription of the word "monkey".
What is /mʌŋki/?
This is the manner of production of /k/.
What is "stop"?
This term refers to a pair of phonemes that are the same in place and manner, but differ in their voicing.
What are cognates?
This symbol represents the cognate of /tʃ/.
What is /dʒ/?
This term indicates the type of sequence represented by /st/ in /stɑɹ/.
What is a blend?
This is the transcription of the word "future".
What is /fjutʃɚ/?
This is a voiced alveolar liquid.
What is /l/?
This term refers to a consonant that occurs between two vowels in a multisyllabic word.
What is intervocalic?
This symbol represents the postvocalic consonant in the transcription of "please".
What is /z/?
This term indicates the type of sequence represented by /dʒ/, /t/, and /b/ in /vɛdʒtəbəl/.
What is an abutting sequence?
This is the transcription for the word "museum"
What is /mjuziəm/?
This is the manner of production of /tʃ/.
What is "affricate"?