Vowel articulation Kuiper and Allan Chapter 4.2.3.

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Vowel articulation Kuiper and Allan Chapter 4.2.3

Vowels no obstruction in the airway All English vowels are voiced. The shape of the oral tract is modified by: –the position of the tongue –the shape of the lips.

Tongue position from close to the roof of the mouth (high) to as low as possible (low) retracted (back) not retracted (front)

The Vowel Quadrilateral frontcentra l back high mid low

Cardinal vowels arbitrary auditory reference points –invented by Daniel Jones 8 points on the vowel quadrilateral can only be learned by listening to them

Cardinal vowels [o] 7 4 [a] [ A] 5 [ ç ] 6 2 [e] 3 [E] 1 [i] [u] 8

IPA vowel chart

Lip position rounded unrounded

Monophthongs and diphthongs Vowels can stay relative unchanged during their production, monophthongs. –a in car Vowels can alter during their production, diphthongs. –i in hi

Long and short vowels Some vowels in English are inherently of a shorter duration. –i in kit Some are inherently longer. –ee in feet

The real bagpipes

The human bagpipes