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This is the /æ/ sound. It is a Vowel sound and it's technical name is the 'Near-Open Front Unrounded Vowel'. Remember that the key to pronunciation s physical and the name tells us about how the sound is made physically. In this case your tongue is low and at the front of your mouth.

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The /j/ sound is called the "palatal approximant," which means that you form a narrow space in the middle of your mouth with your tongue. The /j/ sound is made through the mouth and is Voiced, which means you vibrate your vocal chords to make the sound.

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English Language Club Fonética Inglesa Estadounidense

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The /m/ sound is called the "bilabial nasal," which means that you use both of your lips and the air comes out your nose. It is defined by the motion of your lips, and is made with the flow of air through the mouth completely blocked.

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The /ɑ:/ as in the words OF /ɒv/, ON /ɒn/, FROM /frɒm/. The /ɑ:/ is produced when you put your tongue low and at the back of your mouth and lightly push your lips together while making a short voiced sound.

Features:

1.- Height:  Open.

2.- Body: Back.

3.- Rounded or Unrounded: Unrounded.

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The /æ/ as in the words HAVE /hæv/, THAT /ðæt/, AND /ænd/. The /æ/ sound is produced when you put your tongue low and at the front of your mouth and stretch out your lips, then make a short voiced sound with you mouth open.

Features:

1.- Height:  Near-open or near-low.

2.- Body: Front.

3.- Rounded or Unrounded: Unrounded.

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The /w/ sound as in the words WHAT/wɒt/, WORK /wɜːk/, QUICK/ˈkwɪk/. The /w/ sound is produced when you round your lips and form a narrow space at the back of your mouth with your tongue.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiced.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Labial.

3.- Point of Articulation:  Labial.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Aproximante.
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The /j/ sound as in the words YOU /juː/, YEAR /jɪə/, USE /juːz/. To produce the /j/ you form a narrow space in the middle of your mouth with your tongue.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiced.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Platal.

3.- Point of Articulation:  Dorsal.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Approximant.

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The /r/ sound as in the words FROM /frɒm/, THROUGH /θruː/, GREAT/greɪt/. The /r/ sound is produce when you put your tongue near the roof of your mouth and voice out.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiced.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Alveolar.

3.- Point of Articulation:  Coronal.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Vibrate approximate.

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The /l/ sound as in the words ALL /ɔːl/, LIKE /laɪk/, LOOK  /lʊk/. The /l/ sound is produced when you put your tongue against your upper teeth and push the air against the sides of your mouth.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiced.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Alveolar.

3.- Point of Articulation:  Coronal.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Vibrate multiple.

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The /ŋ/ as in the words THINK /θɪŋk/,  THING /θɪŋ/, WALKING /wɔ:kɪŋ/. The /ŋ/ sound is produce when you curl your tongue up against the  back of your mouth and the air comes out of your nose.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiced.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Velar.

3.- Point of Articulation:  Dorsal.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Nasal.

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The /n/ sound as in the words AND /ænd/, IN /ɪn/, NOT //nɒt/. The /n/ sound is produced when you put your tongue agaist the ridge behind your top teeth and the air comes out of your nose.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiced.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Nose Aveolar.

3.- Point of Articulation:  Coronal.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Nasal.

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This is the /m/ sound as in the words MAKE  /meɪk/, MAN /mæn/, MUST /mʌst/.  It's is made by the motion of the ips with the flow of the air through the mouth completly blocked. So the sound comes through your nose,  roof of your mouth.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiced.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Bilabial .

3.- Point of Articulation:  Bilabial nasal.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Nasal.

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This is the sound as in the words HAVE /hæve/, HE  /hi:/, HOME /həʊm/. The /h/ sound is made through the mouth and aspirated which means air comes out of mouth as you say the sound and you do not vibrate your vocal cords.

Features:

1.- Voicing: Voiceless.

2.- Articulations Involved:  Glottal

3.- Point of Articulation:  Radical.

4.- Manner of Articulation:  Fricative.