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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Voiced sound vs voiceless sound
help me please.. I still confused, differencies between voiced sounds and voiceless sounds.
I hope all of you can answer and explain it
thank you a lot..
I hope all of you can answer and explain it
thank you a lot..
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Hi, Voiced sounds make your throat vibrate. You can feel it if you put one hand on your Adam's apple and then say 'ooooh'. Voiceless sounds don't make your throat vibrate.
- Hi, Voiced sounds make your throat vibrate.
- You can feel it if you put one hand on your Adam's apple and then say 'ooooh'.
- Voiceless sounds don't make your throat vibrate.
- You can also feel this if you put one hand on your Adam's apple (or if you're a girl/woman, simply on your throat) and say 'ssssssshhh' Typically, all vowels and liquids /l, r, j, w/ are voiced, and all consonants are not.
- But, phonetics has a lot of exceptions.
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Hi,
Voiced sounds make your throat vibrate. You can feel it if you put one hand on your Adam's apple and then say 'ooooh'.
Voiceless sounds don't make your throat vibrate. You can also feel this if you put one hand on your Adam's apple (or if you're a girl/woman, simply on your throat) and say 'ssssssshhh'
Typically, all vowels and liquids /l
Voiced sounds make your throat vibrate. You can feel it if you put one hand on your Adam's apple and then say 'ooooh'.
Voiceless sounds don't make your throat vibrate. You can also feel this if you put one hand on your Adam's apple (or if you're a girl/woman, simply on your throat) and say 'ssssssshhh'
Typically, all vowels and liquids /l
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