phonetics

1. Teacher: Ángela Noelia Alvarado
Course:

2. Members :  Deisy Ramirez
 Isabel Gardois
 Yesica Pumacahua
 Dante Rodriguez

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4. Character Where Name IPA definition
ɑ:
ɒ:
IPA Extensions LATIN longer
LETTER ALPHA
open back
unrounded
vowel
ʌ
IPA Extensions LATIN SMALL
LETTER TURNED V
open-mid back
unrounded
vowel
This file lists IPA symbols and definitions with
information about their Unicode characters.
The list follows the organization of the IPA
chart : “Vowels ”.

5. aː
According to the position of the lips : this vowel si unrounded.
 Tense vowel it is variable in lenght, and often longer than lax
vowels.
ɒː
" a " " au " " ea " " er"
hard cap aunt heart clerk
bark fast laugh
sharp faster
artist afternoon
arm password
calm cart
ask March
large jazz
guard dance
parking castle

6. It is used in stressed syllables. This vowel use to be a back vowel, and the
symbol was chosen for this reason. This is no longer a back vowel, but a
central one.
" u " " o " " ou " " oe " " oo "
up club wonderful courage does blood
cup just nothing young doesn´t flood
study fun above country
understand Russian love double
uncle duck glove enough
ugly must money trouble
jump nut come couple
husband bus Monday cousin
sun run one
Sunday muscle monkey
funny dumb some
jumper summer mother
number customer stomach
Lax vowel
(produced
with very
little
muscular
tension)
This
vowel is
always
short

7. Match the words with their corresponding vowels
sounds
 Happy
 garage
 carrot
 bank
 heart
 calm
 Sunday
 husband
 capital
 run
 number