Voiced consonants are made with the vocal cords vibrating. The voiced sounds in English are /b/, /d/, /g/, /v/, /z/, /ʒ/, /m/, /n/, and /ŋ/. /b/: This is the sound you make when you say "bubbly." /d/: This is the sound you make when you say "dog." /g/: This is the sound you make when you say "go." /v/: This is the sound you make when you say "fish." /z/: This is the sound you make when you say "zebra." /ʒ/: This is a sound that is not used in English. /m/: This is the sound you make when you say "mommy." /n/: This is the sound you make when you say "no." /ŋ/: This is the sound you make when you say "sing." Here are some examples of words that contain voiced sounds: bub dog go fish zebra mom no sing
This group of sound consists from the following sounds: b, d, g, z, zh, ð, v, j, l, r, y, w, m, n, ng