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Phonetics Foundations Crossword

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Explore key terms in speech sounds and pronunciation.

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Phonetics Foundations Crossword
 

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Phonetics Foundations CrosswordOnline version

Explore key terms in speech sounds and pronunciation.

by Cecilia M
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A small fleshy extension hanging from the soft palate.

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The central element of a syllable, typically a vowel.

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The act of writing down spoken utterance using symbols.

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Describes English varieties where the 'r' sound appears in all phonological contexts.

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The scientific study of sounds in speech.

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A class of sounds produced with an open vocal tract, without obstruction of the air flow.

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A consonant made with both lips.

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The roof of the mouth.

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A type of consonant consisting of a plosive followed by a fricative with the same place of articulation.

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Covers language differences in such things as vocabulary and grammar.

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A consonant articulated with contact between one or both of the lips and the teeth.

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When two sounds have the same place of articulation they are said to be ...

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A type of consonant which is made by forcing air though a narrow gap so that a hissing noise is generated.

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