Is /s/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiceless

Info: Voiceless is also called unvoiced.

/s/ has what place of articulation?

alveolar

What type of articulation does /s/ have?

fricative

What type of articulation does /z/ have?

fricative

Is /z/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiced

Info: Written <z> is always pronounced /z/.

/z/ has what place of articulation?

alveolar

/k/ has what place of articulation?

velar

Is /k/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiceless

What type of articulation does /k/ have?

stop

What type of articulation does /g/ have?

stop

/g/ has what place of articulation?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

velar

Is /g/ voiced or voiceless?

voiced

Is /h/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiceless

What type of articulation does /h/ have?

fricative

/h/ has what place of articulation?

glottal

/j/ has what place of articulation?

palatal

Is /j/ voiced or voiceless?

voiced

Info: All approximants are voiced.

What type of articulation does /j/ have?

approximant

What type of articulation does /ŋ/ have?

nasal

/ŋ/ has what place of articulation?

velar

Is /ŋ/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiced

Is /ʃ/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiceless

What type of articulation does /ʃ/ have?

fricative

/ʃ/ has what place of articulation?

palato-alveolar

/ʒ/ has what place of articulation?

palato-alveolar

What type of articulation does /ʒ/ have?

fricative

Is /ʒ/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiced

What place of articulation does /w/ have?

Hint: This one can be tricky!

bilabial bilabial and velar bilabial velar bilabial, velar labiovelar labio-velar

Info: It"s also called labiovelar.

Is /w/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiced

What type of articulation does /w/ have?

approximant

What type of articulation does /ʧ/ have?

affricate

Is /ʧ/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiceless

/ʧ/ has what place of articulation?

palato-alveolar

/ʤ/ has what place of articulation?

palato-alveolar

Is /ʤ/ voiced or voiceless?

Hint: The equivalents are lenis and fortis.

voiced

What type of articulation does /ʤ/ have?

affricate