Points of Articulation
A team at the University of Iowa developed this (now abandoned) very useful website a few years ago. It’s an interactive flash site with both audio and visual animation showing the process for speech production. It’s excellent for showing language
learners points of articulation, or if you are linguist struggling with IPA or slight differences between languages, this is also a great reference.
Universal Points of Articulation: anatomy.htm
Language-Specific Points of Articulation (English, German, Spanish): http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/#
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