سميّة
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سميّة :
سالوني عن بنات القطرية قلت مايحتاج وصفٍ او تعبيرٍ او ثنية افعالهم تزخر بالخير وحب فعلة والحمية مشكورة ياجيل وياعيون قطرية بالوفا دايم وفا يارمز للقطريةسالوني عن بنات القطرية قلت مايحتاج وصفٍ او تعبيرٍ او ثنية افعالهم تزخر بالخير وحب فعلة...
Affricates ,
The next group of sounds that we will consider are the affricates. These sounds contain both a stop component and a fricative component. More specifically, the first part of an affricate is produced with complete stoppage of the air stream and is followed by a second part in volving only a partial stoppage of the air stream
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Palatal Affricates
There are two affricates in english, and both of these sounds are palatal sounds. the two palatal affricates are and ; is voiceless and is voiced. See Figure 4-9. Note the articulatory positions for be Affricates and in this diagram.
Programmed Text:
1. when we say the first sounds in the words 'gin' and 'chin' the tip of the tongue touchy the alveolar ridge as for the stops ad and then is released into the palatal fricatives and Because both the alveolar ridge and the palate are involved in their production, these sounds, symbolized and are called alveopalatal or palatal sounds or simply ....................................
2. Pronounce the following words and underline the letters representing the palatal Affricates.
(tJ) church much future
Judge Jeep journal
3. During the production of the palatals, the tongue touches the .......................................area behind the alveolar ridge.
4. The palatal Affricates in English are and
5. In the following sentence underline the letters representing all the palatal affricates: 'The children in Judge Chisholm’s church school would be charming if they would just quiet down a smidgeon.
(do)
6. The group of sounds we are now considering are the ..................................
7. These sounds contain a stop component as well as .................................... component.
8. There are two sounds which are considered affricates in English, and both of them are .................................... sounds.
9. is the ........................... palatal affricate and is tie ................. palatal affricate
The next group of sounds that we will consider are the affricates. These sounds contain both a stop component and a fricative component. More specifically, the first part of an affricate is produced with complete stoppage of the air stream and is followed by a second part in volving only a partial stoppage of the air stream
.
Palatal Affricates
There are two affricates in english, and both of these sounds are palatal sounds. the two palatal affricates are and ; is voiceless and is voiced. See Figure 4-9. Note the articulatory positions for be Affricates and in this diagram.
Programmed Text:
1. when we say the first sounds in the words 'gin' and 'chin' the tip of the tongue touchy the alveolar ridge as for the stops ad and then is released into the palatal fricatives and Because both the alveolar ridge and the palate are involved in their production, these sounds, symbolized and are called alveopalatal or palatal sounds or simply ....................................
2. Pronounce the following words and underline the letters representing the palatal Affricates.
(tJ) church much future
Judge Jeep journal
3. During the production of the palatals, the tongue touches the .......................................area behind the alveolar ridge.
4. The palatal Affricates in English are and
5. In the following sentence underline the letters representing all the palatal affricates: 'The children in Judge Chisholm’s church school would be charming if they would just quiet down a smidgeon.
(do)
6. The group of sounds we are now considering are the ..................................
7. These sounds contain a stop component as well as .................................... component.
8. There are two sounds which are considered affricates in English, and both of them are .................................... sounds.
9. is the ........................... palatal affricate and is tie ................. palatal affricate
سميّة
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سميّة :
سالوني عن بنات القطرية قلت مايحتاج وصفٍ او تعبيرٍ او ثنية افعالهم تزخر بالخير وحب فعلة والحمية مشكورة ياجيل وياعيون قطرية بالوفا دايم وفا يارمز للقطريةسالوني عن بنات القطرية قلت مايحتاج وصفٍ او تعبيرٍ او ثنية افعالهم تزخر بالخير وحب فعلة...
Nasals
The next group of words we will consider are the nasals. These sounds are produced by lowing the velum or soft palate, thereby allowing air to pass through and resonate in the nasal cavities.
Nasals طبعا الانق كتابتة مو كذا
each of the three nasal sounds has a different point of articulation: the sound is ablatial nasal, formed with the two lips together;; is an alveolar nasal, produced with the tip of the tongue touching the alveolar ridge; and is a velar nasal, with the back of the tongue mnking contact with the velum. Note the articulatory position for the annual , and in this diagram.
Programmed Text
1. The nasal sounds are produced by a lowering of the.......................... or .................................................
2. 2. during the production of a nasal sound, air allowed to pass through the ..................................cavities.
3. There are three nasal sounds, represented by the symbols , and
4. The sound is a................ nasal, is an........................ nasal, and is a .................................nasal.
5. the first sound in the word ‘ man’ is articulated with the two lips …………………………
6. in the production of , what is the point of articulation ? …………………………….
7. during the production of , as in the word ‘ ring’ what is the position of the tongue?………………………………………………..
The next group of words we will consider are the nasals. These sounds are produced by lowing the velum or soft palate, thereby allowing air to pass through and resonate in the nasal cavities.
Nasals طبعا الانق كتابتة مو كذا
each of the three nasal sounds has a different point of articulation: the sound is ablatial nasal, formed with the two lips together;; is an alveolar nasal, produced with the tip of the tongue touching the alveolar ridge; and is a velar nasal, with the back of the tongue mnking contact with the velum. Note the articulatory position for the annual , and in this diagram.
Programmed Text
1. The nasal sounds are produced by a lowering of the.......................... or .................................................
2. 2. during the production of a nasal sound, air allowed to pass through the ..................................cavities.
3. There are three nasal sounds, represented by the symbols , and
4. The sound is a................ nasal, is an........................ nasal, and is a .................................nasal.
5. the first sound in the word ‘ man’ is articulated with the two lips …………………………
6. in the production of , what is the point of articulation ? …………………………….
7. during the production of , as in the word ‘ ring’ what is the position of the tongue?………………………………………………..
الصفحة الأخيرة
The sound as in the word 'him'
involves the relatively free passage of air through the vocal cords. Since the space between the vocal cords is called the glottis, the sound is often referred to as a glottal sound. During the production of his sound, the mouth assumes the portion for the following vowels, and the vocal cords are brought together slightly to enhance the sound of the air rushing out from the lungs. See Figure 4-8. Note the articulatory position for the glottal sound in this diagram.
** Programmed Text
1. The sound is produced with a .......................... constriction of the vocal cords.
2. During the production of this: sound, the mouth is in position for the ............................... vowel sound.
3. The space between the vocal cords is called the ........................................
4. Because is produced with a slight constriction of the vocal cords, it is referred to as a ..................................... sound.
5. In the following sentence underline all the letters hat represent glottal sounds: That house on the hill is Harry's humble home.
6. When you say the first sound in the word 'who' what is the position of the tongue and lips? ...........................................................................................
7- when you say the first sound in the word ‘ high’, what is the position of tongue and lips? ………………………………………………………………
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