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1(1. Many languages of the world employ sounds which are very different from tfaose found in English or Polish.
A Uang the table given below characterize the fbur groups of sounds.
B. Oćcasiońally implosives, ejectives and dicks are used by English and Polish speakers. Give examples of situations in which these sounds can be employed.
impldsiye |
ejective |
click |
plosiye | ||
source |
pulmonic |
- |
. |
+ | |
of |
glottalic |
+ |
+ |
| | |
airstream |
yelaric |
- |
- |
+ |
- |
direction of |
ingressive |
+ |
. |
+ |
- |
air stream |
egressive |
- |
+ |
- |
• + • |
1. A description of English and Polish consonants must take into acconnt the following aspects of their articulation. What do these terms mean? What distinctions between consonants do they introduce?
a) the force of articulation
b) the action of the vocal cords
c) the position of the soft palate
d) the place of articulation
e) the manner of articulation