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Co-Articulationː Secondary Articulation

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28 авг 2024

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@DjAngelloFerreira 2 года назад

Please more presentations about secundary co-articulations. I mean, palatalization, so far, so on. Thanks.

@Thaaatgiiiirl Месяц назад

I think there is a small mistake about the /ع/ in arabic, because that sound in english can refer to the (hamza) or /ء/ which is like the sound /e/ upside down in english, because the word (طين) had nothing to do with the /عين /ع Thank you so much for the explanation!

@finnthehuman5232 2 года назад

So, this means, secondary articulation is the articulation of allophones, right?

@alexandermarkov300 Год назад

No, for example, in Russian velarized consonants are opposed to palatalized ones.

@Rsjnn Год назад

@@alexandermarkov300As Russian native speaker I agree that soft(palatalized) is opposed to hard, but I don't velarize hard consonants, just don't palatalize them