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ask for information
Hi all teachers.
Please I want know why y in yet if consonant.
In IPA yet is jet and j in consonant.
Thank you.
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Re: ask for information

Originally Posted by
light87
Please I want know
whywhether 'y
' in
'yet
' if is a consonant.
In
IPA 'yet
' is
/jet
/ and
'j
' in is a consonant.
The letter 'y' represents a glide, or semi-vowel, in 'yet.
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Re: ask for information
IPA /j/ is different from the grapheme <j> in English. IPA /j/ = English <y>
< > = grapheme
/ / = phoneme
[ ] = phone
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