I want to thank for your mail :) I will check Linguist List and I will look closely to your notes... who knows maybe I will find funny cartoon or quotation that I could use in my paper :)
Rimpy - I would have responded sooner but I didn't get a notification about either of your comments until this morning.
For those who don't feel like looking it up - In phonetics the manner of articulation describes how (and which) speech organs (tongue, lips, nose, etc.) work together to produce particular sounds. The l-sound and r-sound fall into the category of manners called liquids.
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Okay, you're going to have to explain this one to me.
Okay, never mind; I stopped being lazy and looked it up.
I want to thank for your mail :) I will check Linguist List and I will look closely to your notes... who knows maybe I will find funny cartoon or quotation that I could use in my paper :)
Rimpy - I would have responded sooner but I didn't get a notification about either of your comments until this morning.
For those who don't feel like looking it up - In phonetics the manner of articulation describes how (and which) speech organs (tongue, lips, nose, etc.) work together to produce particular sounds. The l-sound and r-sound fall into the category of manners called liquids.
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