Places and Manner of Articulation

• What are Glottal sounds?

  [h]

  [Ɂ]
• What are the Labiodental sounds?

  f sounds

  v sounds
• What are the Bilabial sounds?

  p sounds

  b sounds

  m sounds

  w sounds
• What are the Interdental sounds?

  [θ] soft th (t sound)

  [ð] hard th (d sound)
• What are Velar sounds?

  [k] k sounds (cake, chaos)

  [g] g sounds (good, gill)

  [ŋ] ng sounds (bring, ring)
• What are the Uvular sounds?

  [ʀ] [q] [ɢ]
• What are Palatal sounds?

  [ʃ] sh sound (shill)

  [ӡ] zh sound (measure)

  [ʧ] ch sound (chill)

  [ʤ] j sound (gin, join)

  [j] y sound (yo-yo, you)
• What are the Alveolar sounds?

  [t] t sounds (tear)

  [d] d sounds (dog)

  [n] n sounds (noun)

  [s] s sounds (sip)

  [z] z sounds (zebra)

  [l] l sounds (lock)

  [r] r rounds (round)
• What are the Stops?

  p (p sound)

  b (b sound)

  m (m sound)

  t (t sound)

  d (d sound)

  n (n sound)

  k (k sound)

  g (g sound)

  ŋ (ng sound)

  ʧ (ch sound)

  ʤ (j sound)

  Ɂ (mostly h sound)
• What are Fricatives?

  f (f sound)

  v (v sound)

  θ (soft th sound)

  ð (hard th sound)

  s (s sound)

  z (z sound)

  ʃ (sh sound)

  ӡ (zh sound)

  h (h sound)

  x
• What are Affricates?

  ʧ (ch sound)

  ʤ (j sound)
• What are Approximants?

  w (w sound)

  j (y sound)

  r (r sound)

  l (l sound)
• What are Trills and Flaps?

  Trills (vibrating r sound)

  Flaps (mostly t voicing)