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The vocal cords are wide apart; the soft palate is raised; the tip and blade of the tongue make a narrow opening with the alveolar ridge and the hard palate; air escapes with friction.

ʃ

The vocal cords are vibrating; the velum is raised; the blade and tip of the tongue form a closure with the hard palate and the alveolar ridge; the closure is slowly released causing friction.

The vocal cords are wide apart; the velum is raised; the tip of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge; the sides of the tongue are down leaving room for the air to escape freely.

voiceless /L/
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The back of the tongue articulates with the soft palate. =

Velar

The lower lip articulates with the upper teeth. =

Labio dental

Compressed air behind a closure is suddenly released. =

Plosive

Tongue near/against alveolar ridge and hard palate

Palato-alveolar

Vocal cords closed or form narrow opening

Glottal

4 term label consonant: ʃ

Strong




Voiceless





Palato-alveolar








Fricative

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