Busquem consonants

Oct 08, 2014

70 likes | 222 Views

Busquem consonants. m. M. D. L. p. P. d. l. Quina dáquestes paraules té la lletra …. M m. sol. taula. pala. mico. Quina dáquestes paraules té la lletra …. P p. tió. poma. cadira. color. Quina dáquestes paraules té la lletra …. D d. lupa. palmera. dents. pop.

Share Presentation

Embed Code

Link

noleta

Download Presentation

Busquem consonants

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

Busquem consonants m M D L p P d l
Quina d´aquestes paraules té la lletra … M m sol taula pala mico
Quina d´aquestes paraules té la lletra … P p tió poma cadira color
Quina d´aquestes paraules té la lletra … D d lupa palmera dents pop
Troba la paraula que NO té la lletra … P p lupa pilota dau porc
Troba la paraula que NO té la lletra … M m maduixa marieta llimona soldat
Ho has fet molt bé!!!

Describing Consonants

Describing Consonants Aspects of Articulation Voicing Place of articulation Manner of articulation Manner of Articulation Stop [t] Fricative [ʃ] Affricate [ʧ] Nasal [n] Liquid [ɹ] Glide [j] Flap [ ſ ] Voicing What is happening at the LARYNX?

1.64k views • 13 slides

Consonants and vowels

Consonants and vowels. John Goldsmith . Kinds of phonetics . Transcribing: descriptive phonetics? transcriptional phonetics? No standard name. Articulatory phonetics Acoustic phonetics Perceptual phonetics (Psychology) Computational phonetics (CS). Articulatory apparatus.

1.22k views • 32 slides

Consonants and vowel

Consonants and vowel. January 13, 2004. Sounds of English. Consonants: first, the stops b as in bat, sob , cubby d as in date, hid, ado g as in gas, lag, ragged p as in pet, tap, repeat t as in tap, pet, attack. More consonants: fricatives. f as in fail, life v as in veil, live

1.26k views • 29 slides

Double Consonants

Double Consonants. Double Consonants. gri ll The double consonant is said as a single sound. . Double Consonants. Can you buy snapping crabs and blackfish at the outdoor market? snapping How many syllables do you hear? snap / ping two. Double Consonants. snap / ping

842 views • 12 slides

Vowels - Consonants

Vowels - Consonants. Syllable. finger. abbreviation. drawer. royal. spoil. Vowels - Consonants. Wells shows syllable boundaries by leaving spaces:. abbreviation. Vowels - Consonants. V – central “sound” of the syllable C – outer “shell” of the syllable. C V C. (C) V (C).

501 views • 18 slides

Vowels and consonants

Vowels and consonants. Syllables. c o n n e c t i o n. finger. abbreviation. royal. Edinburgh. Vowels - Consonants. V – central “sound” of the syllable C – outer “shell” of the syllable. C V C. (C) V (C). (C)(C)(C)V(C)(C)(C). Vowels - Consonants. abbreviation. V. C V C. V.

569 views • 8 slides

English Consonants

English Consonants. Hartono, S.S., M.Pd . College of Languages Sultan Agung Islamic University ( Colasula ). Characteristics. Articulatory : The airflow may be stopped, impeded, or diverted (trough the nasal tract). The vocal folds may or may not vibrate during articulation.

1.87k views • 19 slides

What Is Consonants?

What Is Consonants? The consonant is from Latin- consonare which means sound with to form syllables.

927 views • 25 slides

Consonants

Consonants . The Sibilant sounds . The sibilant sounds . A sibilant sound is a sound that has a whistle like quality. The sibilants are: /s/ say, so /z/ zoo, crazy / ʃ / she, ash /ʒ/ beige, pleasure /t ʃ/ chip, each /d ʒ/ jaw, age . S belnds :

977 views • 7 slides

Consonants Part II

Consonants Part II. A Course in Phonetics Ladefoged & Johnson Chapter 3. Fricatives. Vowels before voiceless fricatives are shorter than before voiced fricatives strife [straɪf] strive [straɪv] teeth [tiɵ] teethe [tið] rice [raɪs] rise [raɪz]

698 views • 21 slides

Consonants & Readings

Consonants & Readings. Sergio Pizziconi. Plan of the day. Review A video clip Consonants Readings Particular sentences. SURVEY https://it.surveymonkey.com/s/ABCCSITA. Plan. EXTRA-CLASS work:

577 views • 40 slides

Chapter 3 Consonants

Chapter 3 Consonants. PHONOLOGY (Lane 335). Obstruent vs sonorant. Obstruents : airflow is restricted with articulators either in complete closure or close approximation includes (stops, fricatives, & affricates) May be voiced or voiceless Sonorants :

910 views • 30 slides

Consonants

Consonants.

536 views • 24 slides

Consonants

Consonants. P / pear, people Q / questions, query R / right, red S / single, step T / tell, team V / violet, villain W / white, weather X / Mexico , vex Y / yes, say Z / zebra, zephyr.

274 views • 1 slides

DOUBLE CONSONANTS

DOUBLE CONSONANTS. IN ITALIAN. All consonants can be double. (except for ‘h’). BB CC DD FF GG LL MM NN PP RR SS TT VV ZZ The letter Q is double just in the expression: a soqquadro = upside-down. Your voice must stand a fraction of second longer on that letter.

329 views • 7 slides

Arabic consonants

Arabic consonants. Bilabials. Arabic bilabials are / b / ب , /m/ م , /w/ و. Labiodental. In Arabic, there is only one labiodental sound which is formed with the upper teeth with the lower lip as in the word “fina’a and the sound is represented by /f/ ف. Interdental.

334 views • 11 slides

Syllabic Consonants

Syllabic Consonants. Erika Serna January 7 th , 2011 Phonetics IMNRC. Syllabic Consonants. A syllable where the vowel and the consonant have merged into one. Syllabic consonants in English are: n, l, r, d. How do we identify them? n, l, r*, d*. I. I. I. I.

7.15k views • 6 slides

American Consonants

American Consonants. ENG 115 Prof. K. Horowitz. Objectives Introduction Vowels vs. Consonants Manner of Articulation Voiced/Voiceless Places of Articulation Consonant Chart Try Your Luck! Practice Exercises Useful Links. Index. Objectives.

635 views • 25 slides

Classification of Consonants

Classification of Consonants. Distinctive Features. Distinctive Feature Classification. A second way to classify consonants based on distinctive features According to df, phonemes are comprised of a bundle of features that make them distinct from any other phoneme

351 views • 4 slides

Consonants and vowel

Consonants and vowel. January 20 2003. Review where we’ve been. We’ve listened to the sounds of “our” English, and assigned a set of symbols to them. We abstracted away from pitch, loudness, and duration.

441 views • 19 slides

Vowels and Consonants

By: Brittany Wahila. Vowels and Consonants. What is the difference?. A, E, I, O ,U, and sometimes Y Open sound Usually found in the middle of words We are what?. Some examples are B,C,F,G,D,Z… Closed sound There will be more than one in a word in most cases. We are what?.

9.85k views • 25 slides

DOUBLE CONSONANTS

DOUBLE CONSONANTS. TIP : When we talk about double consonants , we mean two of the same consonant that stand for only one sound. Examples: drill, pretty. Repeat the following words after me and you will see how the double consonants stand for one sound. k i t t y. h a p p y.

531 views • 10 slides

More Related

Busquem consonants

Busquem consonants

Presentation Transcript

Describing Consonants

Consonants and vowels

Consonants and vowel

Double Consonants

Vowels - Consonants

Vowels and consonants

English Consonants

What Is Consonants?

Consonants

Consonants Part II

Consonants &amp; Readings

Chapter 3 Consonants

Consonants

Consonants

DOUBLE CONSONANTS

Arabic consonants

Syllabic Consonants

American Consonants

Classification of Consonants

Consonants and vowel

Vowels and Consonants

DOUBLE CONSONANTS

Consonants & Readings