Sounds of Second Class Phonetic Manner of Articulation
Fricative sounds, produced by narrowing the air passage, create hissing sounds like /f/, /v/, /s/, /z/, and more. Affricates start as stops and end as fricatives, like in "chin" and "chest." Explore examples of sounds and articulation processes in English phonetics.
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PHONETICS MANNER OF ARTICULATION PART 2 Second Class Inst: Muna Dalaf
FRICATIVE SOUNDS 1- Fricative sounds are produced by narrowing the air passage so that the air passes through a very narrow opening and making a kind of hissing sounds /f/,/v/,/s/,/z/,/ /,/ /, / /,/ /, /h/
When the two parts of the mouth approach each other closely, not completely blocking the passage of the air , but forcing it through a confined space
Examples Feel / fi:l / Place / pleis / Niece / ni:s / Think / i / Prize / praiz / Show / / Shy / ai / Those / s/ Beige / bei /
Affricates Affricates sounds are sounds which in the process of production start as stops and end like fricatives / /, / /
English has two affricates , the initial sounds in cheap and jeep These are classified as palato- alveolar affricates Examples:- chin / in / Chest / est /
