/w/ - Voiced, Labial-velar, Approximant /w/ is a double articulation in English pronunciation with the lips partially closing and the tongue moving towards the velum. It is a voiced approximant, with air flowing constantly. It is most commonly spelt W but some alternatives and clusters also occur. It can be voiceless [M] after voiceless plosives. #phonetics #approximants #consonantsounds | Pronunciation Studio

A short one on the difference between ح and خ in Arabic, the voiceless pharyngeal fricative and the voiceless velar or uvular fricative. The video looks like a cheap powerpoint. Oh well… maybe i’ll expand to it at some point. #voicelesspharyngealaffricate #voicelessvelarfricative #voicelessuvularfricative #arabicphonology #اللغة_العربية #مخارج_الحروف | Cedrusk

KOAN Sound x Culprate x Asa x Sorrow - Mosaic

Voiced Glottal Fricative [h] /h/ is normally voiceless in English, but it is occasionally voiced when sandwiched between vowels. #pronunciation #phonetics | Pronunciation Studio