Assertion: consonant's sound | /r/HasProperty | voiced
Facets:
value: 바 ([ba
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: A consonant pair is when the mouth position required to make two sounds is the same, but one sound in unvoiced and one sound is voiced.
text: 가 ([ka]): initial sound is unvoiced.
text: For example, the sound [z] is a voiced consonant, while [s] is not, and its called a voiceless consonant.
text: For example, the sound for s is described as a voiceless alveolar fricative; the sound for m is a voiced bilabial nasal stop.
text: Sounds which are made with vocal fold vibration are said to be voiced.
text: In fact, this is the case: the newly assimilated sound is also voiced and plosive.
text: All vowel sounds are voiced, unless you’re whispering or speaking Japanese, Quebecois, or a North American indigenous language like Comanche or Cheyenne.
text: The manner of articulation means how the sound is made using the different places of articulation, tongue placement, whether the sound is voiced or unvoiced and the amount of air needed.
text: 바 ([ba]): initial sound is voiced.
text: This is because in English "b" and "d" sounds are voiced,meaning that the vocal chords are used when producing the sound.
text: Learners can then use the phonemic chart to decide which of the other consonant sounds are voiced and which are unvoiced:
text: This activity has the advantage of establishing the voiced / unvoiced distinction, and a shared gesture that learners and the teacher can use in class to indicate that a sound is voiced or unvoiced, i.e. the fingers on the throat.
text: ([ta]): initial sound is unvoiced.
text: 자 ([ʨa], "cha"): initial sound is unvoiced.
text: Learners can then use the phonemic chart to decide which of the other consonant sounds are voiced and which are unvoiced: