IPA Symbols
/kʲ/ represents this IPA symbol.
What is palatalized voiceless velar central oral stop, a pulmonic egressive?
This part of the larynx is the "source" of speech.
What is the glottis?
This type English stop exhibits substantial aspiration.
What are voiceless segments in the onset of syllables?
Spectrogram dimensions include time, frequency, and this.
What is amplitude?
This type of tone can be represented by this diacritic /e᷈/.
What is rising-falling?
/ɶ̃/ represents this IPA symbol.
What is nasalized front low rounded modal vowel?
The shape of the vocal tract is important to producing these signals.
What are vowels?
These consonants are produced with non-turbulent airflow.
What are nasals?
Fricatives produce this kind of sound wave.
What is aperiodic?
This is how a high pitch accent is marked in ToBI.
What is H*?
/‖/ represents this IPA symbol?
What is alveolar lateral click, a velaric ingressive?
This proposition says complex waves can be broken into sine waves.
What is Fourier's theorem?
This kind of articulation occurs when the tongue tip hits the upper lip.
What is a linguolabial segment?
This allophonic consonant can be identified by its relatively low F2 and high F3.
What is dark l?
This phonation is often produced at intonational phrases boundaries in English.
What is creaky voice?
/ɤ̞̈ˑ/ represents this IPA symbol.
What is half-long centralized lowered upper-mid back modal vowel?
This is the human percept of the power spectrum.
What is vowel quality?
This type of airstream airstream mechanism is not known to exist in any language.
What is velaric egressive?
Daily double: Name this word.
What is linguistics?
This characteristic of speech is related to low longitudinal and adductive tension.
What is breathy voice?