What is Devoicing? | Devoicing of Final consonants - English Phonology

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[@alexgrishin8294]

Very interesting topic! Not so often seen. Excellent explanation! Thank you a lot!

[@kzhu4211]

Thanks!

[@BillieEnglish]

Thank you so much! 💛

[@ucnguyenvan8176]

Wow I’ve been wondering this matter since the day I learned The English phonetic alphabet. Thanks so much!

[@yangyang8869]

Wonderful video, learned so much. Thanks a lot!

[@olgayaresko4925]

Could you explain more about pre-fortis clipping? It's new for me and I'm unfamiliar with this term.

[@hafsaimtiaz3352]

Billie you're amazing❤

[@erickan7064]

Now I understand why we never devoice the second syllable of the word ’Disease’ /dɪˈziːz/. I can never thank you enough for such a clear and thorough explanation!

[@Shrimzys_Buttplug]

hey but we do devoice the last z right?

[@DarckAngel023]

As much as I study about pronunciation I find more and more details. I ended up here because I noticed that in words like achieve, perceive, live receive when you add a s should sound like vz at the end, but I hear fs instead. Pls let me know if I am wrong or this actually happens. I think they made the rules for us, and they made exceptions for them; then they sound smoother😂😂

[@Blinful]

😂😂😂

[@angieee6249]

very good video, thank you very much, if you don't mind, could you make a video about content and function words? please

[@BillieEnglish]

Thaank you! I have a video about sentence stress in which I explain the difference between function words and content words: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWrTYaOwq9lkqZI

[@امينهامينه-ر9ح]

Thanks it is so useful

[@marylouvercellotti5094]

Great content in this video! The use of slash brackets is perhaps misleading because often sounds are written in square brackets. /g/ --> [k]

[@MsTranthihai71]

Thanks ❤

[@kal-elrendon678]

Thanks ❤🐐🔥🐐🔥

[@thecuriousone1790]

Hello! I was taught that devoicing should not take place in English. Only in the words, like, "have to \ has to \ used to". So, the difference between BAG and BACK must be retained. So, \b\ doesn't become \p\, it's just pronounced less energetically, if it makes sense.

[@JuanFlores-lo4hf]

How common is the devoicing of voiced consonants at the end of the sentence? Thanks for your beautiful lessons!

[@andrearominastrigencz7370]

It is very frequent!! Just listen to native speakers. They do it all the time: the devoicing process.

[@renatamachado8084]

Can you please teach about Devoiced Approximats.

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

My first approach has been quite interesting. However, the second part of the video requires a rewatching once more at least.

[@cmtwei9605]

I don't think devoiced g sounds very similar to k, there's still more turbulence sound or air expelled in k, unless I've been mispronouncing it.

[@jeffersonpaul785]

❤

[@MohamedMohamed-fu6tp]

Even it's clear but still not able to understand it can give us other examples

[@استراحةاليوتيوب]

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