Bilabial dental dental alveolar alveolar palatal velar
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 531.
Labio- palato-
Place of articulation
| m m | n n | η nasal (stop) MANNER | ||||
| nasa P b p b | t d t d | k g stop OF | ||||
| f V f v | e б∂θθθ θ ∂ | S 7 s z | ; з ∫ з | fricative ARTI- | ||
| (w) (w) | J r | j j | w w (central) approximant CU- | |||
| w | l | (lateral) approximant LATION |
Figure 1A phonetic chart of the English consonants we have dealt with so far. Whenever there are two symbols within a single cell, the one on the left represents a voiceless sound. All other symbols represent voiced sounds. Note also the consonant [h], which is not on this chart, and the affricates [t∫, dз], which are sequences of symbols on the chart.
i: u
High
ι u:
Mid-high e ə: o:
ə
Mid-low ∆
æ a: α
Low
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