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Unit 5: Classification of Speech Sounds: Vowels, Consonants-General Introduction



        e    Cardinal Vowel no. 2 (approximately as in French  the); used for Eng. [e] in  bed, and first  Notes
             element of diphthong [ei]
             unrounded central vowel (Eng. initial and final vowels in another)
         e
         d   retroflexed central vowel (American er in water)
         ε   Cardinal Vowel no. 3 (approximately as in French pere); used for first element of diphthong
             [ ε  e  ]
        3    unrounded central vowel (Eng. vowel in bird)
        f    voiceless labio-dental fricative (Eng. f in four)
         j   voiced palatal plosive

        g    voiced velar plosive (Eng. g in eager)
         m   voiced ingressive velar plosive.
        h    voiceless glottal fricative (Eng. h in house)
         t   voiced glottal fricative (sometimes Eng. h in behind)
        i    Cardinal Vowel no. 1 (approximately as in French si); used for Eng [i:] in see
         v   unrounded central close vowel
        1    centralized unrounded half-close vowel. (Eng. vowel in sit)
        j    palatal unrounded semi-vowel (Eng. y in you)
        r    linguo-alveolar tap (sometimes r in Eng. very)
        k    voiceless velar plosive (Eng. c in car)
        1    voiced alveolar lateral continuant (Eng. l in lay)
         ł   voiced alveolar lateral continuant with velarization (Eng. ll in ill)
        φ    voiceless alveolar lateral fricative (Welsh ll)
        m    voiced bilabial nasal (Eng. m in me)
         „   voiced labio-dental nasal (Eng. m in comfort)

         ‚   unrounded Cardinal Vowel no. 8
        n    voiced alveolar nasal (Eng. n in no)
        ŋ    voiced velar nasal (Eng. ng in sing)
         …   voiced palatal nasal (French gn in vigne)

        o    Cardinal Vowel no. 7 (approximately as in French eau)
         o /  rounded Cardinal Vowel no. 2 (approximately as in French peu)
         œ   open rounded Cardinal Vowel no. 3 (approximately as in French peur)
        θ    voiceless dental fricative (Eng. th in thing)
        p    voiceless bilabial plosive (Eng. p in pea)
        r    linguo-alveolar roll (Scottish, Italian  r); also used for Eng.  r in  red  voiced post-alveolar
             frictionless continuant (Eng. r in red)
            voiced retroflex frictionless continuant
        R    voiced uvular roll
         “   voiced uvular fricative or frictionless continuant
        S    voiceless alveolar fricative (Eng. s in see)

         ∫   voiceless palato-alveolar fricative (Eng. sh in she)


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