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    This document provides a phonetic transcription and description of the sounds that make up the word "international network". It describes the consonant sounds in terms of their manner of articulation, place of articulation, voicing, and whether they are oral or nasal. It also describes the vowel sounds based on tongue position, tongue height, lip rounding, muscle tenseness, and length.

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    Test 1 - Part 3

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    TEST 1- PART 3

    “INTERNATIONAL NETWORK”
    Your transcription: /ˌɪn.təˈnæʃ.ən.əl ˈnet.wɜːk/
    Consonants’ description:

    MANNER OF PLACE OF ORAL OR


    SOUNDS VOICING
    ARTICULATION ARTICULATION NASAL?
    /n/ nasal Alveolar voiced Nasal

    /t/ stop Alveolar Voiceless Oral

    /ʃ/ fricatives Palato-alveolar Voiceless Oral

    lateral alveolar voiced oral


    /l/

    approximant velar voiced Oral


    /w/
    stop velar voiced Oral
    /k/

    Vowels’ description:

    SOUNDS TONGUE TONGUE LIP MUSCLE LENGTH


    POSITION HEIGHT ROUNDING TENSE
    /ɪ/ front high Unrounded lax Short

    Central Mid Unrounded Lax Short


    /ə/
    Front low Unrounded Lax Short
    /æ/
    Front Mid Unrounded Lax Short
    /e/
    /ɜː/ Central Mid Unrounded Tense Long

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