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    ArticulatoryPhonetics

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    Phonetics

    Anatomy

    The

    International

    Phonetic

    Alphabet

    Consonants

    Stops

    Fricatives

    Affricates

    Approximants

    movie

    Vowels

    Lax Vowels

    Tense Vowels

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    Articulatory Phonetics

    Linguistics 201

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    Phonetics

    Phoneticsis the study of speech. Articulatory phoneticsstudiesthe ways in which speech sounds are produced: it is a branch ofphysiology. Acoustic phoneticsstudies the physical

    characteristics of the sound produced, and its perceptualcorrelates.

    We start with articulatory phonetics.

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    Vocal Folds and Glottis

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    The IPA

    The International Phonetic Association, founded in Paris in 1886by a group of language teachers led by Paul Passy, developed analphabet to be used in faithfully recording speech sounds. Manyof the symbols used in the alphabet came from anEnglish-specific phonetic alphabet that Henry Sweet (pictured)had devised to represent English speech.

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    Guiding Principles

    1. Each sign should have its own distinctive sound

    2. The same sign should be used for the same sound across all

    languages

    3. As many ordinary roman letters should be used as possible,and the usage of new letters should be minimal

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    Transcription

    Many symbols from the International Phonetic Alphabet(IPA) are the same symbols used in our orthography. Thesearent the same thing!

    When a symbol is from the IPA, it is enclosed in squarebrackets: [ ]

    Each IPA symbol corresponds to a phone: a single speechsound.

    When speech is represented in the IPA, we say that we are

    forming a phonetic transcription.

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    Parameters for describing consonants

    Manner of articulation: how the gesture in the oral tractoccurs

    Place of articulation: where in the oral tract the gesture

    takes place

    Nasality: whether or not the velum is lowered allowingvibrating air into the nasal cavity

    Voicing: whether or not the vocal folds are vibrating

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    Stops

    The manner of articulationstoprefers to phones made by

    creating a complete blockage of the oral tract.

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    Bilabial Stops

    [p] bilabial, voiceless, non-nasal: spam[b] bilabial, voiced, non-nasal: ban[m] bilabial, voiced, nasal: man

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    Alveolar Stops

    [t] alveolar, voiceless, non-nasal: stand[d] alveolar, voiced, non-nasal: Dan[n] alveolar, voiced, nasal: tan

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    Velar Stops

    [k] velar, voiceless, non-nasal: scan[g] velar, voiced, non-nasal: get[N] velar, voiced, nasal: sing

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    Glottal Stop

    [P] glottal, voiceless, non-nasal: uh- oh

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    Fricatives

    The manner of articulationfricativerefers to phones made bycreating a radical narrowing in the oral tract. Through that

    radical narrow, a turbulence in the air-flow is created that makesa characteristic hissing sound.

    A i l

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    Bilabial Fricatives

    [F] bilabial, voiceless, non-nasal: Fuji (in Japanese)

    [B] bilabial, voiced, non-nasal: deber (in Spanish)

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    A tic latoD l F i i

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    Dental Fricatives

    [T] dental, voiceless, non-nasal: thigh

    [D] dental, voiced, non-nasal: the

    ArticulatoryAl l F i ti

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    Alveolar Fricatives

    [s] alveolar, voiceless, non-nasal: sit

    [z] alveolar, voiced, non-nasal: zit

    ArticulatoryAl l t l F i ti

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    Alveo-palatal Fricatives

    [S] postalveolar, voiceless, non-nasal: mission

    [Z] postalveolar, voiced, non-nasal: vision

    ArticulatoryVelar Fricatives

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    Velar Fricatives

    [x] velar, voiceless, non-nasal: Bach (in German)

    [G] velar, voiced, non-nasal: gaan (in Dutch)

    ArticulatoryGlottal Fricative

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    Glottal Fricative

    [h] glottal, voiceless, non-nasal, fricative: heap

    ArticulatoryAffricates

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    Affricates

    The manner of articulationaffricatearises in phones that

    combine a stop gesture followed by a fricative.

    ArticulatoryAlveo-Palatal Affricates

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    Alveo-Palatal Affricates

    [] alveo-palatal, voiceless, non-nasal: chime

    [] alveo-palatal, voiced, non-nasal: jive

    ArticulatoryApproximants

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    Approximants

    The manner of articulationApproximantrefers to speech sounds

    that involve a less radical narrowing in the oral tract than isfound with fricatives, but greater than is found with vowels.

    ArticulatoryPhPalatal Approximant

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    Palatal Approximant

    [j] palatal, voiced, non-nasal: yes

    ArticulatoryPh iLabial Approximants

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    Labial Approximants

    [w] labio-velar, voiced, non-nasal: wad

    [] labio-velar, voiceless, non-nasal: when

    ArticulatoryPh eti sLateral Approximant

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    Lateral Approximant

    [l] alveolar, voiced, lateral, non-nasal lad

    ArticulatoryPhoneticsRetroflex Approximant

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    [] alveolar, voiced, retroflex, non-nasal rad

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    ArticulatoryPhoneticsArticulation of Vowels

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    Tongue position: hi, mid, low, back, center, front

    Tense versus Lax Rounding of lips

    ArticulatoryPhoneticsFront Lax

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    [I] high, front, unrounded: rid[E] mid, front, unrounded: red

    [] low, front, unrounded: rad

    ArticulatoryPhoneticsCentral Lax

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    [1] high, central, unrounded: roses[@] mid, central, unrounded: Rosas

    [2] low, central, unrounded: cut

    ArticulatoryPhoneticsBack Lax

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    [U] high, back, rounded: put[O] mid, back, rounded: caught,

    if different from cot

    ArticulatoryPhoneticsFront Tense

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    [i] high, front, unrounded: beet(in European English)

    [y] high, front, rounded: Bucher(in German)

    [e] mid, front, unrounded: bait(in European English)

    [] mid, front, rounded: schon(in German)

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    [a] low, central, unrounded: car (in Bostonian)

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    [u] high, back, rounded: food(in European English)

    [o] mid, back, rounded: boat(in European English)

    [A] low, back, unrounded: cot

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    [ij] high, front, unrounded: beet (in American English)

    [eI] mid, front, unrounded: bait (in American English)

    ArticulatoryPhoneticsCentral Tense Diphthongs

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    [aI] low, central, unrounded: ice

    [aU] low, central, rounded: blouse

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    [uw] high, back, rounded: food (in American English)[ow] mid, back, rounded: boat (in American English)[OI] mid, back, rounded: boy

    ArticulatoryPhoneticsPractice

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    [ f2nAl@Ists m2st kijp DeI Pijz spEktkjuwl1lij klijn ]

    Phonologists must keep their ears spectacularly clean.

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    You might find the on-line tutorials on the class website helpful.