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Example of allophone

QuestionAnswer
What is the allophonic aspiration in [pʰaɪ] and [spaɪ] ? pʰ ("pie") and sp ("spy")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [pʰitʃ] and [spitʃ] ? pʰ ("peach") and sp ("speech")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [pʰat] and [spat] ? pʰ ("pot") and sp ("spot")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [pʰɪl] and [spɪl] ? pʰ ("pill") and sp ("spill")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [pʰok] and [spoke] ? pʰ ("poke") and sp ("spoke")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [ə.ˈpʰoz], [ə.ˈpʰir], and [ə.ˈpʰlaʊd] ? oz ("oppose"), ir ("appear"), laʊd ("harpoon")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [tʰæk], [stæk], and [ə.ˈtʰæk] ? tʰ ("tack"), st ("stæk"), ə.ˈtʰ ("attack")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [tʰul], [skul], [kʰul], and [stul] ? tʰ ("tool"), sk ("school"), kʰ ("cool"), st ("stool")
What is the allophonic aspiration in [kʰi] and [ski] ? kʰ ("key") and sk ("ski")
Broad transcription of little [ˈlɪtl̩]
Narrow transcription of little [ˈlɪɾl̩]̩̩
Broad transcription of atom [ˈætm̩]
Narrow transcription of atom [ˈæɾm̩]
Broad transcription of pita [ˈpitə]
Narrow transcription of pita [ˈpiɾə]
What is the flap difference in ‘writer’ and ‘rider’ ? /t/ vs /d/
áutumn Flap (á)
autúmnal stop (al)
átom Flap (á)
atómic stop (ic)
rhétoric flap (é)
rhetórical stop (al)
nótable flap (ó)
notátion stop (tion)
Ítaly flap (Í)
Itálian stop (ian)
glottal stop of [ˈkɪʔn̩] [ʔ]
glottal stop distribution of apple [ˈʔæpl̘]
glottal stop distribution of orange [ə ˈʔɔrɪndʒ]
glottal stop distribution of uh-oh [ˈʔʌ.ʔo]
What is the allophone of /pʰ/ [pʰ]
What is the allophone of /p/ [p]
What is the allophone of /b/ [b]
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