A Handbook of Phonetics Including a Popular Exposition of the Principles of Spelling Reform

accent audible back vowels beginning Bell Bell's breath breath-glide Broad Romic buzzed combinations Danish denote devocalised dhǝ dhə diphthongs distinct distinguish effect element Ellis English ǝnd final force formed French friction front vowels German glide glide-vowel Glossic glottis half-long heard Icel Icelandic indicated intermediate labialised language larynx letters lips long vowels lowered marked mixed vowels modified mouth narrow and wide nasal Nomic occur off-glide open consonants ordinary palatalised palate passage phonetic pitch position possible practical Professor Storm pronounced pronunciation retracted Roman alphabet rounding sentences short vowels Sievers simply soft palate sonants sound spelling stress Swedish syllable symbols synthesis teeth tone tongue trilled unaccented unrounded uvula varieties Visible Speech vocal voice consonants voice stop voice-glide voiceless consonants voiceless stops whisper word-division words