Journal of the International Phonetic Association, Vol. 32, No. 1 (June 2002), pp. 17-31 (15 pages) In Spanish, /b, d, g/ are usually spirantized to voiced approximants in all syllabic contexts after ...
The sounds you make when you read Spanish out loud can sometimes be different to the ones you would make in English. Perfume. Perfume. It’s spelled the same as in English. In Spanish you say all the ...
An introduction to socio-linguistic aspects of the use of Spanish around the world, including dialectal variations and bilingualism, through a study of basic Spanish phonetics and phonology. The ...
To learn how the International Phonetic Alphabet is used to communicate the sounds of words in different languages. The parchments discovered in the Judean Desert's Cave of Letters were written in two ...
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