Something to keep in mind as regards consonants is that they might be classified according to their place and manner of ariculation and voicing.
- When we refer to manner, we are talking about how these different places of articulation interfere with the air we produce as we speak.
- And when we talk about voicing, we simply refer to vibration. If our vocal folds vibrate, the consonant is a voiced one. Though, when voiceless sounds have vocal fold vibration.
Take a look at my MIRO chart in which I classify the 24 consonats according to their voicing and place and manner of articulation!
https://miro.com/welcomeonboard/hN7pu9wKiZfaseP6OcO1u06XSijso5SEX2jUeMUZ00vyGlEdAKK5jQXYrq5iPRlb
This picture on organs of speech will help you understand better where sounds take place:
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