The 2 Affricate Sounds | tʃ & dʒ | English Pronunciation

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Please how will you distinguish between affricates and oral stops?

[@sadiazaheer3626]

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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[@AkashSharma-mf5yo]

Hey! I have a doubt regarding pronunciation of plosives and affricates can we pronounce affricates and plosives without vowels

[@BillieEnglish]

Do you mean, is there an English word with syllables that only consist of a plosive or affricate? Not really, as syllables need to have one vowel sound exactly. However, some consonant sounds can become syllabic, e.g. /l/ - I have a video on that topic on my channel.

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@@BillieEnglish basically I am pursuing my BASLP so when I used to read benthal for misarticulation intervention than I used to know that in the traditional approach when phoneme used to articulate at isolation level than plosives amd affricates can't be produced in isolation

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

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[@Neo-Reloaded]

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

[@BillieEnglish]

These two consonants together can be quite difficult, the final /d/ sound is very short. I would encourage you to try it several times every day, it will become easier I promise!

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[@brisakruspe]

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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[@aditiarjunwadkar3623]

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

[@BillieEnglish]

Yes, the affricate /tʃ/ can be found in both words: /ti:.tʃə/ /tʃeə/. I hope this helps :-)

[@mazaacademy]

Plz maam make video on difference between semi vowels and diphthongs

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Hello! I have 2 separate videos on dipthongs & semi-vowels on my channel! Have a look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3K5eIKmr9agbq8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXTQi5KeisiMrrs

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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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