Place of Articulation 1

Place features Labial, Coronal, Dorsal 2

What is status of [f] and [Φ]? 3

What is status of [f] and [Φ]? [Φ] appears after [a] [f] appears elsewhere 4

Status of [s] and [ʃ] in English? Minimal pairs? Complementary or contrastive distribution? 5

Status of [s] and [ʃ] in English? Minimal pairs? Complementary or contrastive distribution? Do these data change that? 6

Status of [s] and [ʃ] in English? Minimal pairs? Complementary or contrastive distribution? Do these data change that? What is distribution before [ɹ] and [l]? 7

Status of [s] and [ʃ] in English? Minimal pairs? Complementary or contrastive distribution? Do these data change that? What is distribution before [ɹ] and [l]? Contrast is neutralized 8

Status of [n, m, ŋ] in Spanish? Minimal triplet: cama, cana,caña 9

Status of [n, m, ŋ] in Spanish? Minimal triplet: cama, cana,caña Before C, contrast is neutralized 10

Status of [n, m, ŋ] in Spanish? Minimal triplet: cama, cana,caña Before C, contrast is neutralized Archiphoneme /N/ appears before C /uN pato/ /koN pati/ 11

Status of [s] and [ʃ] in English? Contrast is neutralized before [ɹ] and [l] So archiphoneme appears /Slop/ /Sɹɪl/ 12

Status of [s] and [ʂ] (retroflex) Do Y diagram 13

Status of [s] and [ʂ] [ʂ] after [u, ɜ] [s] elsewhere 14

Fill in the table phone labial coronal dorsal ʃ - + f k m l t 15

Fill in the table phone labial coronal dorsal ʃ - + f k m l t 16

Status of [w, v, ß]? 17

Status of [w, v, ß]? [w] before [a] [v, ß] before [i, ɛ], elsewhere 18

Status of [w, v, ß]? [w] before [a] [v, ß] before [i, ɛ] Which is phoneme? 19

Status of [w, v, ß]? [w] before [a] [v, ß] before [i, ɛ] What is distribution of [v, ß]? Do they contrast? 20

Status of [w, v, ß]? [w] before [a] [v, ß] before [i, ɛ] What is distribution of [v, ß]? Do they contrast? No 21

Status of [w, v, ß]? [w] before [a] [v, ß] before [i, ɛ] What is distribution of [v, ß]? Do they contrast? No But they appear in same context They are in free variation 22

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Status of [s] and [ʃ] in Korean 24

Secondary articulations Say ‘read’ ‘wrote’ ‘rod’ What are lips doing during [ɹ]? 25

Secondary articulations Say ‘read’ ‘wrote’ ‘rod’ What are lips doing during [ɹ]? Round [ɹw] 26

Secondary articulations Say ‘read’ ‘wrote’ ‘rod’ What are lips doing during [ɹ]? Round [ɹw] As in [tw]erp, [dw]uane Labialization is secondary articulation 27

Secondary articulations Say ‘read’ ‘wrote’ ‘rod’ What are lips doing during [ɹ]? Round [ɹw] As in [tw]erp, [dw]uane Labialization is secondary articulation Is it contrastive in English? 28

Secondary articulations Say ‘read’ ‘wrote’ ‘rod’ What are lips doing during [ɹ]? Round [ɹw] As in [tw]erp, [dw]uane Labialization is secondary articulation Is it contrastive in English? No 29

Secondary articulations Say ‘read’ ‘wrote’ ‘rod’ What are lips doing during [ɹ]? Round [ɹw] As in [tw]erp, [dw]uane Labialization is secondary articulation Is it contrastive in English? No Feature is [+/-round] 30

Status of [kw] and [k] in Seri Do Y diagram Add these data 31

Status of [kw] and [k] in Seri Do Y diagram 32

Secondary articulations Palatalized consonants [kj, vj, pj, tj] 33

Secondary articulations Palatalized consonants [kj, vj, pj, tj] Status of [t] and [tj]? [tjepi] corn [tolXi] bear [ajtulx] axe [etjiks] worn [inɨtjɛ] mating [taeo] boondogle 34

Secondary articulations Velarization [Cˠ] or for laterals [ɫ] 35

Secondary articulations Status of [l] and [ɫ] wha[ɫ]e fee[ɫ] fee[l]ing [l]ift pai[ɫ] She[ɫ]don Co[ɫ]ton [l]ead mai[ɫ] mai[l]ing 36

What is going on? 37

What is going on? [k] and [χ] become labialized after [χw] [t, j, p] don’t 38

What is going on? [k] and [χ] become labialized after [χw] [t, j, p] don’t How are [t, j, p] different from [k] and [χ] in terms of features? 39

What is going on? [k] and [χ] become labialized after [χw] [t, j, p] don’t How are [t, j, p] different from [k] and [χ] in terms of features? [k] and [χ] are [dorsal] 40

/kw/ or /kw/ If you have [kwo, kwu, ki, ka, ke] But not [kwi, kwa, kwe] it’s /k+w/ /kw/ 41

/kw/ or /kw/ If you have [kwo, kwu, ki, ka, ke] But not [kwi, kwa, kwe] it’s /k+w/ /kw/ If you have [kwo, kwu, kwi, kwa, kwe] And [ko, ku, ki, ka, ke] it’s /kw/ 42

Status of [l] and [lˠ] in Albanian 43