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/s/
voiceless lingua-alveolar fricative
/z/
voiced lingua-alveolar fricative
/f/
voiceless labio-dental fricative
/v/
voiced labio-dental fricative
/ʃ/
voiceless lingua-palatal fricative
/ʒ/
voiced lingua-palatal fricative
/ɵ/
voiceless interdental fricative
/ð/
voiced interdental fricative
/h/
voiceless glottal fricative
/ʍ/
voiceless bilabial fricative
Two ways /s/ and /z/ can be produced
Tongue tip may touch either the upper or lower alveolar ridge
Difference between interdental and lateral lisps
interdental (frontal) lisp occurs when the tongue sticks out between the front teeth. This error makes /s/ and /z/ sound like “th”. A lateral lisp occurs when air escapes over the sides of the tongue.
lateral lisp often sounds “wet” or “slushy” because you can hear the sounds of saliva