1. UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL DEL
ECUADOR
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFIA
ESCUELA DE IDIOMAS
AUTOR: VICTORIA VIDAL
CURSO: 5º SEMESTRE FRANCES
TEMA: ARTICULATORY BASIS

2. ARTICULATORY BASIS
It refers to the way that sounds are formed or
uttered
It has four principal
dimensions
Articulator and
Voicing Cavity Manner
point of articulation

3. SPANISH FALLING
DIPHTOHNGS
Falling diphthongs or glide
offare the link of a strong
and weak vowel.
The gude sounds /y/and/w/
are semivowels [-i] [-u].
/ay/ /ey/ /ew/

4. VOICING
It directly deals
with the sound
quality produced
by the vocal cords
When vocal cords
vibrate it´s said to
be voiced;other
wise, it´s said to be
voiceles

5. • If you feel a
VOICED vibration the
CONSONANTS consonant is
voiced
• You will feel no
VOICELESS vibration in your
CONSONANTS throat is voiceless
consonant

6. ARTICULATOR AND
POINT OF
ARTICULATION
Manner of
The articulator Point of articulation Cavity
articulation
Also know as major
active articulator.
It´s located on the
lower surface of the
mouth cavity.

7. DIPHTHONGS
Is a group consisting
of a vowel sound
followed by a non-
adjacent gude within
the same syllable

8. ENGLISH
DIPHTHONGS
A diphthongs is a
complex
vowel,made of
two components:
One vowel and
A diphthongs
finishes as
begins.
another.

9. THE
DIPHTHONGS
WAS FORM
Open + Closed + Closed +
closed open closed

10. SPANISH
DIPHTHONGS
So that two The basic role is
thousand vowels that two strong
are next to each vowels can not be
other in the same syllabic
weak strong

11. ENGLISH AND
SPANISH
DIPHTHONGS
The production
is similar in both
languages

12. PHONEMIC
AND PHONETIC
FEATURES
/aw/ /ay/ /oy/ /ɔy/