Monophtongs , Diphthongs and Consonants

http://www.tedpower.co.uk/esl0105.html

http://clas.mq.edu.au/speech/phonetics/phonetics/vowelgraphs/USE_Monophthongs.html 

http://es.slideshare.net/davidatrome/english-vowels-and-diphthongs 

The vowel diagram and lip rounding vowels

Vowel diagram

Rounding vowels

Vowels

  

Video

Information about vowels "link"

exercises "link"

Vowel classification "link"

Good information about vowels "link"

The retroflex sounds

Retroflex sounds

Information about retroflex sounds"link" 

More information about retroflex sounds "link" 

Voiced and voiceless sounds

Voiced and voiceless sound

                                   

Unvoiced vs voiced

 Information and exercises about voiced and voiceless sounds

Pronunciation tips: voiced and voiceless sounds " link" 

Voiced and voicelesss sounds "link" 

Places and manners of articulations

Manner:

Stops, fricative, affricate, nasal, liquid and glide.

Place:

Biñabial, labio-dental, dental, alveolar, palatal, velar and glotal.

Consonat places and manners of articulations chart

Video about places and manners of articulations

Video about manner of articulation





Manner of articulation"link"

Places and manners of articulations "link" 

Vocal tract

Speech organs

Respiratory system: lungs

Phonatory system: larynx and vocal folds

Articulatory system: vocal tract

Why are phonetics  important?

  Phonetics simbols