Tamil Script Book: Learner's Manual - Sankaran Radakrishnan

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Tamil Script/Sankaran Radhakrishnan do not vibrate. The soft palate is raised. This sound may be described as a voiceless alveolar fricative. It occurs initially and medially. Medially it occurs as a single consonant (pure consonant with a dot- S) between two vowels and as the second member of a consonant cluster. Observe the hand movements and copy three times (see Appendix I for hand-movements). _____ _____ _____ j (j): The movements of the speech organs are the same as those for (c) except for the vibration in the vocal cords during its production. This is described as a voiced palatal. This sound occurs in the word initial positions, medially as a pure consonant between vowels, as the second member of a consonant cluster and an identical consonant cluster. Observe the hand movements and copy three times (see Appendix I for hand-movements). _____ _____ _____ (sh): This sound is produced when the tip of the tongue is curved slightly towards the hard palate. But this curving does make a complete closure. The air stream passes through the narrow passage between the hard palate and the tip of the tongue. The vocal cords do not vibrate. The soft palate is raised. This sound is voiceless retroflex fricative. It occurs medially as a pure consonant between vowels and as the first member of a consonant cluster. Observe the hand movements and copy three times (see Appendix I for hand-movements).
Tamil Script/Sankaran Radhakrishnan _____ _____ _____ h (h): In its production the mouth is kept as in the production of vowels. The air stream passes through the wide-open glottis with week friction. The soft palate is raised. This is a glottal fricative. This occurs word initial and medial positions. Observe the hand movements and copy three times (see Appendix I for hand-movements). _____ _____ _____ &;: (ksh) is combination of (k) and (sh). The production processes of these sounds are discussed in Frames 3 and 18. Observe the hand movements and copy three times (see Appendix I for hand-movements). &; _____ _____ _____ &; Observe the hand movements and copy three times (see Appendix I for hand-movements). _____ _____ _____ Read the following words. m jalam
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