Recipes
The three ingredient recipe for an obstruent
What is flow, location, action?
The action of your tongue tip curling back towards the palate
What is retroflex?
The "language" that involves all possible phthongs and obstruents.
What is Outlandish?
the airstream mechanism for clicks
What is velaric suction?
The three ingredients for an instrument
What are power source, oscillator, and modifier?
Voiceless, tongue body and velum connect then separate with an explosion...what is the flow/location/action and what sound does it make?
What is an unvoiced velar plosive? What is /k/?
In the KTS tongue dance, this location is where you stand on one foot and kick back
What is pharyngeal?
The three "instrument" parts for the voice
What are flow, vocal folds, and vocal tract?
Phonation, lips pursed, flow through the pharyngeal port - what is the three ingredient recipe and what sound does it make?
What is voiced bilabial nasal, and /m/
Three common types of trills
What are lip, tongue, and uvular trills?
Bringing vocal tract surfaces in close or full contact with each other
What is obstructed flow? (Or obstruent)
Double articulation
What is affricate?
The sluice that stays open during a nasal action
What is the velopharyngeal port?
Flow of breath shaped by the lips, tongue body, and velum
What is phthong?
Whooshing sound
What is fricative?
The tongue starts at resting, moves to a location, and returns to resting
What is a tap?
The tongue starts in one place, moves to a location, and ends up in a different place
What is flap?