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consonant
a speech sound produced with a complete or partial obstruction to the airstream
most common syllable structure
CV
How do we describe a consonat
place of articulation
manner of articulation
voicing
manner of articulation
how the sound is made
place of articulation
where is the sound made
voicing
are the vocal folds vibrating during production
stops
form a closure in the oral cavity at one of 3 places of articulation
short in duration
cognates
only differ by voicing
/p/ and /b/
Fricatives
articulates form narrow constriction
closure is incomplete
stridents and sibilants
stridents
speech sound characterized by intense friction noice
sibilants
speech sound characterized by an intense high picthed noice
Affricates
combo of a stop and fricative
Nasals
oral tract is completley clsoed
Liquids
approximant consonat
vowel like or sonorant consonat
lateral /l/
rhotic /r/
glides
gliding movement
approximate consonant
constriction narrower than for a vowel but wider than for stops
most common place of articulation in english
alveolar