Consonant Sounds (Fricatives) - A Click Away to Understanding The 9 Fricative Sounds

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This video lesson provides a detailed explanation of the fricative sounds which are produced with a partial closure of the speech track. There are 9 fricatives in phonetics and each is explained with examples of words that contain each sound. This video also explains the exceptions and misconceptions to better understand the peculiarity of each sound.

The lesson objective includes:
- How to articulate the fricative sounds
- How to describe each sound
- letters of the English alphabet that can possibly represent each sound
- Examples

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