Consonants

Consonants are made with some degree of constriction in the vocal tract by the articulators

• T

• F

Consonants are categorized by the following

• Place, manner, lip rounding

• Place, manner, voicing

• Stops, liquids, place

/s/ and /z/ would be considered-

• Bilabials

• Labiodentals

• Alveolars

• Velars

/k/ and /g/ would be considered (place of articulation)

• Front sounds

• Velars

• Alveolars

• Interdental

/m/, /b/, and /w/ would be considered (place of articulation)

• Labiodentals

• Alveolars

• Velars

• Bilabials

On the IPA chart the sounds are organized from left to right. Sounds on the left side of the IPA chart are produced closer to the back of the vocal tract.

• T

• F

All consonants are voiced

• T

• F

Consonant sounds like /g/ and /d/ would be considered.

• Voiceless/Unvoiced

• Voiced

• Bilabial

• Palatal

Place of articulation refers to...

• How the sound is made

• Voiced or voiceless

• Where the sound is made/Articulation come together

"ch" and "sh" sounds are considered (place of articulation)

• Palatal

• Velar

• Alveolar

• Glottal