Features
The features of the consonant [t].
What are voiceless, alveolar, and stop?
The word represented by this transcription [fit].
What is feet?
The transcription for the word clue.
What is [klu]?
The natural class that describes this group of sounds [j, d, m, v].
What is voiced consonants?
The coarticulation effect present in this example:
/sʌmθɪŋ/ → [ˈsʌmpθɪŋ]
What is insertion?
The features of the consonant [ʒ].
What are voiced, postalveolar, and fricative?
The word represented by the transcription [ˈɑsəm].
What is awesome?
The transcription for the word yet.
What is [jɛt]?
The natural class that describes this group of sounds [ɪ, i].
What is high front vowels?
The coarticulation effect present in this example:
/frɛndʃɪp/ → [ˈfrɛnʃɪp]
What is deletion?
The features of the vowel [ə].
What are mid, central, lax, and unrounded?
The word represented by this transcription [dəˈsivd].
What is deceived?
The transcription for the word though.
What is [ðoʊ]?
The natural class that describes this group of sounds [ʒ, dʒ].
What is voiced postalveolar consonants?
The coarticulation effect present in this example:
/ɪnpʊt/ → [ˈɪmpʊt]
What is assimilation?
The features of the vowel [aɪ].
What is we don't describe the features of diphthongs?
The word represented by the transcription [dʒʌdʒ].
What is judge?
The transcription for the word system.
What is [ˈsɪstəm] or [ˈsɪstɪm]?
The natural class that describes this group of sounds [ɔ, l, ŋ].
What is sonorants?
The coarticulation effect present in this example:
/æθɪns/ or /æθəns/ → [æθɪnz] or [æθənz]
What is assimilation?
The features of the vowel [u].
What are high, back, tense, and rounded?
The word represented by the transcription [juˈnaɪɾəd].
What is united?
The transcription for the word writing.
What is [ˈɹaɪɾɪŋ] or [ˈɹaɪtɪŋ] or [ˈɹaɪɾiŋ] or [ˈɹaɪtiŋ]?
The natural class that describes this group of sounds [ʔ, s, tʃ].
What is voiceless obstruents?
The coarticulation effect present in this example:
/ɡrædjueɪt/ → [ˈɡrædʒueɪt]
What is palatalization?