U2-The Speech Production Process by Ingrid Mora

HOW DO WE PRODUCE... ?

imoraplaza — 2022-02-17 07:28:42 UTC

1. /p/ (e.g. pink)
2. /m/ (e.g. mum)

2025-09-17 06:55:02 UTC

Both/p/ and /m/ are bilabial sounds, however, /p/ is a plosive voiceless sound and /m/ a nasal voiced sound.

2025-09-17 06:57:33 UTC

/p/ --> Voiceless, full stop, bilabial, plosive, pulmonic (e.g Pose)

/m/ --> Nasal, voiced, bilabial (e.g Mother)

They're both a bilabial phoneme, however air comes out different ways.

2025-09-17 06:58:02 UTC

2025-09-17 06:58:09 UTC

2025-09-17 06:58:56 UTC

The sound /p/ and /m/are both bilabial, the sounds are produced with the lips

2025-09-17 06:59:56 UTC

Both are bilabial, but /m/ is nasal and /p/ plosive.

2025-09-17 06:59:58 UTC

/p/ is bilabial, lips and larynx are involved, while /m/ is nasal and the vocal folds and nasal cavity are involved.

2025-09-17 07:03:28 UTC

both sounds are bilabial but /m/ is nasal, voiced, and vibrates and /p/ is plosive, voiceless, and the air comes out through the mouth.