Digitized Smalley a temporary presentation for UF Linguistics students of the audio exercises accompanying William Smalley’s Manual Of Articulatory Phonetics.
Some Front Vowels
- Table 16.1, practice
- Same or different?
- Producing Unglided Front Unrounded Vowels
- Glided or no?
- Which Off-glide [y w r H]?
- Negative practice: Removing [y] Off-glides
- Mimicry: Front unrounded vowels
- Negative Practice: “This is the House that Jack Built”
- Vowels with and without Off-glides
- Negative Practice: “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”
- Mimicry: [y w r] On-glides
- Negative Practice: “The Walrus and the Carpenter”
- Identifying vowels (o, i, a, u, iota, epsilon, upsilon, caret, digraph, backwards c, script a)
- Front Unrounded, Central Unrounded, or Back Rounded?
- Tongue Height: High, Lower-High, Mid, Lower-Mid, Low, Lower-Low?
- Tongue Height? Front/Central/Back? Rounded/Unrounded?
- Khmu (Laos): Fine differences
- Transcription