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31-Jan-2008, 14:07
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 consonant /t/ contrasts with consonant /d/ I was asked to report about consonant /t/ contrasts with consonant /d/ (consonant contrast /d/ and /t/)... My problem is that I have no idea about this topic.. Please do help me... I need to report this in front of the class next week.. Please give me some ideas or some links(websites) for me to study... :) :) :) Thanks in advance... Any help will be much appreciated :) :) :) -playagain |
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31-Jan-2008, 18:29
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 Re: consonant /t/ contrasts with consonant /d/ Maybe this will help: Flap consonant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia  |
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01-Feb-2008, 04:51
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| Re: consonant /t/ contrasts with consonant /d/ but how flap consonants related to my topic? where is the contrast of /t/ with consonant /d/??? |
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