Презентация на тему Theoretical phonetics

. It has the same articulation as /p/ but

with voice and without aspiration and with less power.
/p/ - is a plosive, bilabial, voiceless consonant. Lips position depends on the next sound. Position can be spread, neutral, and rounded.
/ʌ/ - is a short, tense, mid central, unrounded, lax vowel. In pronunciation your tongue has the same position as when you keep silence. The back part of tongue rises to a front part of soft palate.

Characteristics

[æb'nɔːm(ə)l], [əb'nɔkʃəs]
Lateral plosion : ['leɪbl], [bleɪm], [blɛə],

['keɪbl]
Fricative plosion : ['æbs(ə)ns], [əb'zɔːb], [əb'steɪn], [əb'zɜːv]
Loss of plosion : [step bæk], [keɪp biːʧ] [dəup bu:k]
Labialization : [bu:k], ['bɔːrɪŋ], [buːt], [bɔks]
Slightly palatalized : [bɪt], [biːst], [bɪ'gɪn], [biːf]

/b/

['stepˌmʌðə], [kiːp mʌnɪ]
Lateral plosion : ['kʌpl], [pleɪt],

[ˌriː'pleɪ], ['plentɪ]
Fricative plosion : [lɪps], [straɪps], ['lɪpstɪk], [luːp speɪs]
Loss of plosion : [step bæk], [keɪp biːʧ] [dəup bu:k]
Labialization : [spɔːt], [spuːn], ['pɔrɪʤ], [rɪ'pɔːt]
Slightly palatalized : [spɪt], [pɪʧ], ['skɔːpɪən], [piːl]

/p/