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Excellent explanation ❤ I have a question about the plosive part of affricate sound in chick etc .. are cords initially closed In plosive part and then open in fricative part of affricate ?

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This is so useful!!!! BTW: "Change" has both!

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Please how will you distinguish between affricates and oral stops?

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Thank you beautiful! I'm still. Struggling with the pronunciation of the last syllable of "changed."

Hey I have a question.. If you have a Voiced affricate /ʤ/ at the beginning of a word, is it fully voiced or weakly voiced since it’s a Lenis? Because Lenis are weakly or completely voiceless when they’re word initial.

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Plz maam make video on difference between semi vowels and diphthongs

Dear Teacher tell me whether the word 'Teacher' and 'chair' come under affricate 'TS'

Why the dʒ at the end of words for ex: bridge, knowledge,..., your vocal cords didn't vibrate (not voiced sound)?

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