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i:
beat
bit
e
bet
mad
but
charm
bot
torn
took
stew
word
winter
wait
mice
town
boat
boy
here
wear
lure
king
they
thin
cat
rat
you
judge
chirp
Asia or beige or television
Primary Stress (loudest syllable)
Secondary Stress (Seconds loudest syllable)
Aspirated means a puff of air that follows the release of a consonant. (AI)
Dentalisation is a phonetic process wherein a consonant is articulated with the tongue against the upper teeth, affecting the sound quality. (AI)
Nasalised is a phonetic feature where the airflow is directed through the nasal cavity during the articulation of a vowel or consonant. (AI)
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What are some of the letters in nasalisation
m, n, and n as in ng for king
What does the aspiration h stand for?
Explosive bursts of air like b, d, g goes before aspiration occurs
What does dentalisation stand for?
t, d, n gets put before upcoming dental
sh
the
What is a schwa?
A shwa is a mid-central vowel sound produced in unstressed syllables, often represented by the symbol "ə" in phonetic transcription. It is WEAK in PROSODIC TREES