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00:00Hi there. This is the sound, as in the words place, play and pay.
00:14It's a sound from the consonant pairs group. It's called the voiceless bilabial stop.
00:22This means that you use both of your lips to block your mouth.
00:27The sound is made through the mouth and it's unvoiced, which means that you don't use your vocal chords to make the sound.
00:37It's defined by the shape of your lips and the motion of air flow through your mouth.
00:44It's a stop sound which means it's a sound made by building up air pressure by stopping air flow and then releasing it.
00:53In this case, you use both of your lips to form the stop and then release.
00:59To produce the sound, bring both of your lips together and build up some pressure in your mouth and then release it.
01:07The sound is normally spelled with the letter p, as in the words problem, part, company and power.
01:29Here are some words that begin with the sound.
01:35Program, provide, potato, point.
01:47Here are some words with the sound in the middle.
01:53Happen
01:55People
01:57Important
01:59Appear
02:01Appear
02:03And here are some words with the sound at the end.
02:09Help
02:10Up
02:11Keep
02:12Keep
02:13Keep
02:14Group
02:15So that's it for the p sound.
02:29But we have made additional videos on each of the groups of sounds.
02:33Vowels, diphthongs, single consonants and consonant pairs, as well as a video explaining the phonetic chart.
02:41You can also click on any of the symbols behind me to see a video with lots of examples and an explanation about that sound.
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