Re: Nareal fricatives?

From: "Ian Maxwell" <umlaut@...>

> Okay, was looking at an IPA extension for disordered speech here:
> http://www.spanishtranslator.org/Linguistics/Ext_IPA.jpg
>
> I've never seen the terms "nareal fricative" and "percussive" before. I
> can guess what the latter is, but could someone tell me about the former?
I believe a "percussive" is snapping the lips or teeth together, thus
bilabial and bidental percussives.

Interesting note: the IPA symbols for lateralized alveolar fricatives are
different for disordered speech than normal speech: the sound of Welsh <ll>
is "ls-ligature" for the former and "l-belt" for the latter. And how did the
velar-pharyngeal fricative get the symbol "feng" (f-eng ligature) anyway?

~Danny~