Interactive Sagittal Section. created by Daniel Currie Hall. Use the controls below to set the position of the lips, tongue, velum, and vocal folds. The resulting articulation will be displayed …

The general structure of this sagittal section is based on diagrams in The sounds of language: An introduction to phonetics, by Henry Rogers, particularly Figure 1.2.

Sagittal sections. Articulatory anatomy: Large interactive illustration of vocal tract anatomy with definitions; The principal organs of articulation: Detailed set of images and definitions about …

Select a set of features from the tables below to see what articulation it corresponds to and "Search" to see how it is spelled! Choose the language you would like to work with: …

Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like /p/ (pan), /b/ (boy), /t/ (time) and /d/ (dime), /k/ (cap) and /ɡ/ (gap) and more.

Uses JavaScript to display sagittal sections and IPA transcriptions for articulations specified by the user.

Perceptual limitation of sagittal diagrams - Sagittal diagrams only show two dimensions - The vocal tract is a tube - The positions of the sides of the tongue when viewed in 3 dimensions …

Load the Interactive Sagittal Visualization Tool. A project by the Hul’q’umi’num’ Language & Culture Collective. Suggestions and inquiries? Contact HLCC Strategist Joan Brown at …

Jan 25, 2024 · Also, draw sagittal diagrams (as in File 2.8, p. 97) for the sound [n], and two diagrams for the post-alveolar area. The two diagrams for the affricate should illustrate the two …

Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like /p/ (pan), /b/ (boy), /t/ (time) and /d/ (dime), /k/ (cap) and /ɡ/ (gap) and more.