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Universidad nacional de Chimborazo
Name:Cristina Novillo
Date:19- 04-2013
Pronunciation consonants
WHAT IS A CONSONANT SOUND
A consonant sound is produced by shaping, stopping or blocking the air stream as it passes
through the nose or mouth. And it is divide in voiceless andvoiced
THE PLOSIVE STOPS:
The air is stopped and then released. These sounds
are the same in Spanish, but in English they have
more force. Be careful with spelling!
THE NASAL:
Sound is blocked in the mouth and
resonates in the nasal cavities
SIBILANT SOUNDS:
Air is pushed through a narrow opening in
the teeth.
FRICATIVES ARTICULATORS:
Come close together but do not stop the
flow of air completely: the air is squeezed
out causing friction.

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  • 1. Universidad nacional de Chimborazo Name:Cristina Novillo Date:19- 04-2013 Pronunciation consonants WHAT IS A CONSONANT SOUND A consonant sound is produced by shaping, stopping or blocking the air stream as it passes through the nose or mouth. And it is divide in voiceless andvoiced THE PLOSIVE STOPS: The air is stopped and then released. These sounds are the same in Spanish, but in English they have more force. Be careful with spelling! THE NASAL: Sound is blocked in the mouth and resonates in the nasal cavities SIBILANT SOUNDS: Air is pushed through a narrow opening in the teeth. FRICATIVES ARTICULATORS: Come close together but do not stop the flow of air completely: the air is squeezed out causing friction.