Phonetic and Phonology

two large cartilages that made the larynx are

• vocal cords

• arythenoid cartilages

• cricoid cartilages

• glottis

the arythenoid cartilages are attachment to the top of the

• cricoid cartilages

• vocal cords

• larynx

• arythenoid

consonants sound that are made by vibrating of the vocal chords

• voiced consonants

• lenis

• fortis

• unvoceless consonants

the voiceles consonants are called

• fortis

• lenis

• voiced consonants

• silence consonats

where the physical restriction or block the air flow take place

• manner of articulation

• place of articulations

the /f/ in "fat"

• Unvoiced

• voiced

the active usually moves in order to make constriction

• phonator

• articulator

• cartilague

the determines different sounding voice qualities Harsh, breathy, murmured, creaky

• frequency

• intensity

• quality

English has consonants phonemes

• 24

• 10

• 11

• 8

its done with the back of the tongue and the soft palate

• glottal

• velar

• dental

• alveolar