INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS IN CENTRAL ASIA

No. 14 (2026): International journal of media and communications in Central Asia
Статьи

ARTICULATORY AND VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SPEECH PHONEMES: SYNCHRONIZATION ISSUES IN ANIMATION

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  • Gulshan Kayumova,
  • Munojat Sultonova
Gulshan Kayumova
University of Journalism and Mass Communications of Uzbekistan
Munojat Sultonova
Tashkent University of Information Technologies
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62499/ijmcc.vi14.316

Published 2026-10-04

Keywords

  • phoneme,
  • articulation,
  • consonant sound,
  • vowel sound,
  • plosive sound,
  • fricative sound,
  • affricate,
  • lateral sound,
  • nasal sound,
  • speech animation,
  • visual speech,
  • synchronization
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How to Cite

Kayumova, G., & Sultonova , M. (2026). ARTICULATORY AND VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SPEECH PHONEMES: SYNCHRONIZATION ISSUES IN ANIMATION. INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS IN CENTRAL ASIA, (14). https://doi.org/10.62499/ijmcc.vi14.316

Abstract

This article analyzes the articulatory, acoustic, and visual characteristics of speech phonemes, as well as issues related to their representation in animation. Consonant and vowel phonemes, plosive, fricative, affricate, lateral, trill, and nasal sounds are classified. The process of synchronizing a character’s lip and facial muscle movements with speech, preparing visual representations of phonemes, and placing them in animation frames are discussed, along with their pedagogical and technological significance. The findings of the study can be applied to speech animation, interactive educational tools, and artificial intelligence-based systems

 

 

 

 

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