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Thompk11 Posted 16 years ago
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Phonetic difference between consonants and vowels
What is the phonetic difference between consonants and vowels?
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A consonant sound is produced by closing the sound production system partly or completely. For a vowel sound, it is kept open.
- A consonant sound is produced by closing the sound production system partly or completely.
- For a vowel sound, it is kept open.
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A consonant sound is produced by closing the sound production system partly or completely. For a vowel sound, it is kept open.
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