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    This document discusses the articulatory description of consonants and approximants in phonetics. It states that an articulatory description must specify the place of articulation, manner of articulation, whether it is voiced or voiceless, and whether it is nasal or oral. It provides the example of [m] as being made at the lips through stopping the airstream, voiced, and nasal.

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    This document discusses the articulatory description of consonants and approximants in phonetics. It states that an articulatory description must specify the place of articulation, manner of articulation, whether it is voiced or voiceless, and whether it is nasal or oral. It provides the example of [m] as being made at the lips through stopping the airstream, voiced, and nasal.

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    LECTURE PHONETICS / PHONOLOGY / MORPHOLOGY


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    ARTICULATORY DESCRIPTIONS
    An articulatory description of any consonant or approximant must specify (at least) its place
    and manner of articulation, whether it is voiced or voiceless, and whether it is nasal or oral. For
    example, [m] is made at the lips by stopping the airstream, is voiced, and is nasal. These features
    are represented as:
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