Fricatives and Affricates
placements for fricatives
What is interdental, labiodental, alveolar, palatal, and glottal
liquids are also known as
what are oral resonant consonants
phonemes that are produced without any appreciable constriction or blockage of air flow in the vocal tract
what are vowels
what is produced by completely obstructing the air stream once it enters the oral cavity
/d/
what is a voiced alveolar stop
production of fricatives
What is forcing the breath stream through a narrow channel in the vocal tract
always prevocalic
what are glides
tongue
what is the primary articulator of vowels
air pressure within the oral cavity
what is intraoral pressure
/m/
what is a voiced bilabial nasal
voiceless, labiodental fricative
/f/
voiced, labiovelar glide
what is /w/
how vowels are classified
what is tongue height and tongue advancement
/t/
what is a voiceless alveolar stop
/k/
what is a voiced velar stop
manner of production of affricates
what is a combination of the stop and fricative manners
less of constriction than other obstruent consonants
what are liquids and glides
/I/
what is a high front lax unrounded vowel
mountain is an example of
what is a glottal stop
/r/
what is a voice palatal liquid
place of articulation for affricates
how /r/ is produced in retroflex position
what is raising tip of tongue and curling it back toward rear of alveolar ridge.
longer in duration
what is a tense vowel
release of air through nasal cavity
what is nasal plosion
/s/
what is a voiceless alveolar fricative