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Always remember that all your emotions and feelings are valid.

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Now it's your turn to give examples of consonants and voicing and voiceless letters. Go on you can do it!

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-sounds are made by raising the back of the tongue towards the soft palate.

Ex. ( k/ g/ ng )

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-sounds are very similar to palato-alveolar produced further back toward the hard palate.

Ex. ( yellow/ y )

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-sounds are produced by raising the blade of the roof of the mouth toward the part of the mouth. The middle part of the tongue touches the hard palatal.

Ex. ( ch/ j )

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-sounds are made by raising the tip of the tongue toward the ridge behind the upper front teeth

Ex. ( n, z, l, r, do )

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-sound is produced by putting the tip touching the upper teeth with the tip tongue.

Ex. ( thin/ oath )

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-sounds are made when the lower lip is raised towards the upper front teeth.

Ex. ( f/ v )

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-sound is produced when lips are brought or come together.

Ex. ( p/ b/ m )

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Voiceless has no vibrations.

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Voicing has its vibration.

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Articulates via closure or abstraction. (Crystal, 2008). These are the letters that are not in vowels.

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A sound of speech produced by organs. (Zhu, 2015)

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