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Minggu, 23 November 2014
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Classification of Consonants: Salient Features |
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Manner: How sounds are made
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Voicing: Whether sounds involve vocal cord vibration
1In vowels, the air passes relatively freely. The tongue, in its varied positions, does create some obstruction, but the air is not really passing freely as it does in breathing, for example. 2Using the presence or absence of vocal chord vibration to differentiate physiologically between voiced and unvoiced consonants is technically accurate, particularly if one only considers the sounds in isolation. For example, the fricatives, such as / ![]() ![]() 3Adapted from: Ling D. (1976) Speech and the Hearing-Impaired Child: Theory and Practice. Washington DC: AG Bell, p. 259. |
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