Language Studio

Digitized Smalley a temporary presentation for UF Linguistics students of the audio exercises accompanying William Smalley’s Manual Of Articulatory Phonetics.

Front Rounded Vowels; Glide Clusters

1. 1. Demonstration: Table 22.1
   2. Same or Different? 
   3. Producing High Rounded Front vowel [ü] 
   4. Producing Mid Rounded Front vowel
   5. Producing Low Rounded Front vowel 
   6. Rounded or Unrounded?
   7. Rounded, Unrounded, or Mixed? 
   8. Glided or no? 
   9. Negative Practice: “The Walrus and the Carpenter” 
   10. Mimicry: Rounded Front Vowels
   11. Tongue Height: High, Lower-High, Mid, Lower-Mid, Low, Lower-Low?
   12. Front, Central, or Back?
   13. Rounded or Unrounded?
   14. Tongue Height? Front/Central/Back? Rounded/Unrounded?
   15. Vowel Symbols: [u], [i], [ü], epsilon, shwa, barred i, crossed o, o digraph, caret, 
   16. Negative Practice: “Ten Little Indians”

Glide Clusters

1. Negative Practice: Off-Glide Clusters
2. On-Glide and Off-Glide Clusters
3. Review: Vowel Clusters
4. Review: Long and Rearticulated Vowels
5. German: Rounded Front Vowels