[n] vs [ŋ] (engma)
This IPA symbol is used in the first consonant sound of the word “Knight”
What is [n]?
This IPA symbol is used in the middle consonant sound of the word “pleasure”
What is [ʒ]?
Which of [s] or [z] has a voiceless sound?
What is [s]?
This is the place of articulation of [ŋ]
What is voiced velar nasal?
Make a word using either [ŋ] or [ʒ]
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This IPA symbol is used in the final consonant sound of “sing”
What is [ŋ]?
This IPA symbol is used in the final consonant sound of the word “fresh”
What is [ʃ]?
This IPA symbol is used in the first consonant sound of “xylophone”
What is [z]?
This is the place of articulation of [ʃ]
What is the voiceless alveolo-palatal fricative?
Make a new word using two of the following: [ʃ], [s], [z], [n]
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This IPA symbol is used in the first consonant sound of the Spanish word “ninguno"
What is [n]?
This is the IPA symbol to describe the first consonant sound of the German word “Schachtel” (little box)
What is [ʃ]?
This is the IPA symbol used in the first consonant sound of the Spanish word “silencio”
What is [s]?
This is the place of articulation of [s]
What is voiceless alveolar fricative?
Make a new word using three of 6 sounds learned today: [n], [ŋ], [ʃ], [ʒ], [s], [z]
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Pronounce the following word: [biɪŋ]
What is "being"?
Pronounce the following word: [mɛʃ]
What is “mesh”?
Pronounce the following word: [sɛz]
What is "says"?
This is the place of articulations musicians will use when using the technique known as "double tonguing"
What is the voiced velar nasal?
Make a word using 4 of the 6 sounds mentioned today: [n], [ŋ], [ʃ], [ʒ], [s], [z]
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