consonants presentation first part of con
- 1. CONSONANTS
- 2. AT THE END OF THIS MEETING, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO: • Identify the speech organs which produce consonants • Distinguish the consonants sounds based on the place of articulation • Describe consonants based on place of articulation
- 3. HOW DO YOU PRODUCE THESE SOUNDS OF CONSONANTS?
- 4. LET’S WATCH THIS VIDEO
- 5. AFTER WATCHING THE VIDEO … LET’S CONFIRM THIS! • In terms of what criteria to describe a consonant? • What speech organs that can produce consonants? • What are the place of articulation of consonants?
- 6. PLACE OF ARTICULATION • Where the constriction of airflow takes place
- 7. OVERVIEW PLACE OF ARTICULATION Labial • Bilabial • Labiodental Coronal • Interdental • Alveolar Dorsal • Palatal • Velar • Glottal
- 8. PLACE OF ARTICULATION • Lips • Tongue tip and blade • The back of the tongue Labial Articulation Coronal Articulations Dorsal Articulation
- 10. PLACE OF ARTICULATION: LABIAL Bilabial • Made with two lips • Example: p /pen/, b /but/, m /mom/, w /which/ Labiodental • Upper front teeth touches lower lip • Example: f /follow/ /free/, v /verb/ /viral/
- 11. PLACE OF ARTICULATION: CORONAL Dentals (interdentals) • Upper teeth approaches tip/blade of tongue • Example: θ /thick/ /think/, ð another/ /with/ Alveolar • Alveolar ridge touches/approaches top of tongue • Example: t /tip/, d /draw/, n /not/, /lie/, r /row/, s /center/, z /zip/ Palato-alveolar • Back of alveolar ridge approaches front of the tongue • Example: ʃ /ship/, ʒ /pleasure/, tʃ /chalk/, ʤ /junk/ /gentle/
- 12. PLACE OF ARTICULATION: DORSAL Palatal • Hard palate touches/approaches front of the tongue • Example: j /yes/, /you/, /year/ Velar • Soft palate touches back of the tongue • Example: k /king/ /cool/, g /go/ /gig/, ŋ /sing/ /ring/, w /what/ /woman/ Glottal • Do not belong to Dorsal articulation • Glottal Area • Example: h /high/, /hot/, /who/
- 13. NOW PLEASE DISTINGUISH THE FOLLOWING CONSONANTS BASED ON THE PLACE OF ARTICULATION
- 14. LET’S REVIEW!
- 15. ASSIGNMENT 3 • Write the place of articulation from each of the consonant sounds. e.g: /p/ is bilabial • Find and write the example of consonant sounds in word based on 3 part (initial, middle, final) e.g: initial /p/ Put middle final apple pipe