Vowels
The way to say vowels
What is always voiced
The consonants that come before, after, and in between vowels
What are prevocalic, postvocalic, and intervocalic consonants
/kek/
Voiced velar stop + mid front vowel + unvoiced alveolar stop
What is /get/
"gate"
The sound system of a language. Includes sounds and their variations and rules for combining those sounds
What is phonology
All vowels are
What happens to the air flow through the resonation system and the articulation system
What is manner
/bid/
Voiced bilabial stop + high front vowel + voiced alveolar stop
What is /bid/
"bead"
The smallest unit of language capable of carrying meaning
What is a morpheme
There is no constriction of the airstream as it passes through this
What is the oral cavity
The articulators that actually produce the phoneme
What is place
/kap/
What is "cop"
Unvoiced bilabial stop + low back vowel + unvoiced bilabial stop
What is /pap/
"pop"
A speech sound
What is a phoneme
These cause different resonances to be formed
That is tongue position and tongue height
Some phonemes are produced with vocal fold vibration and some are not
What is voicing
/dag/
What is "dog"
Voiced bilabial stop + mid back vowel + unvoiced alveolar stop
What is /bot/
"boat"
Two letters that represent a single speech sound
What is a digraph
We organize the vowels in this
/spat/ and /baks/ are examples of this
/dud/
What is "dude"
What is /pIt/
"pit"
Air that builds up when your vocal folds adduct
What is subglottal pressure