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I just found this on the International Phonetic Association's page of extended IPA symbols for disordered speech: the buccal interdental trill.
I've always called the raspberry an interlabial trill (tongue extended between the lips), but hey, if this is what the IPA calls it, I'll drink to that- with a mug of IPA. :-)
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- buccal: pertaining to the cheeks; here, cheeks puffed out
- interdental: tongue is extended between the teeth
- trill: articulator is vibrating, as in the Italian "r" or Spanish "rr" (perro "dog" vs. pero "but")
I've always called the raspberry an interlabial trill (tongue extended between the lips), but hey, if this is what the IPA calls it, I'll drink to that- with a mug of IPA. :-)
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comments there so far.