CS&D 110 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Roundedness, Feis, Voiceless Alveolar Fricative

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Consonants

Articulatory Phonetics

-How speech sounds are produced in the vocal tract

Difference between Consonants and Vowels

-Consonants (involve some constriction of airflow)

-Vowels (do not)

Describing Consonants

-Voicing

-Place of articulation

-Manner of articulation

Voicing

-What are the vocal folds doing

-Voiceless sound (p,s/air through open vocal folds)

-Voiced sound (b,z/air through vibrating vocal folds)

Place of articulation

-Where the constriction of airflow takes place

-bilabial (p,b,m/both lips come together)

-labiodental (f,v/upper teeth and lower lip come together)

-interdental (tongue in between upper and lower teeth)

-alveolar (t,d,s/tongue at or near the ridge behind the upper front teeth)

-palatal (front hard palate or roof of the mouth)

-velar (k,g/at velum or soft palate)

-glottal (h/at glottis or the space between the vocal folds)

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