In Swedish you can you /æ/ or /e/ when saying "en bädd". This is the name for these kinds of sounds that don't change meaning.
What are allophones?
Sounds that are produced by completely stopping airflow.
What are plosives (or stops)?
A sound that glides between two vowels.
What is a Diphthong?
Is /dʒ/ voiced? Also, give an example of a word with this sound, but it cannot be the initial sounds.
Yes, it is voiced. Edge.
Place where k, g, ŋ are articulated.
What is (dorso-)velar?
The vowel often used when the syllable is not stressed, in particular in RP.
What is "schwa" (ə)?
/w/ and /j/ are produced using this manner of articulation.
What are semi-vowels?
The word sing ends with a sound with this manner of articulation.
What is "nasal" (ŋ)?
The voiceless Glottal fricative.
What is the phoneme /h/?
A quality that always applies to vowels and some of the consonants. You can identify it by placing your fingers on your vocal cords.
What is voicing?
Place where θ, ð are articulated.
What is (apico-)dental?
The two labio-dental fricative consonants.
What are /f/ and /v/?