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That's neutralization to an archiphoneme, rather than allophony, but whyever would you use (S) in "Asia"? What other consonants do you devoice between vowels? At a James Joyce affair I attended, they had a female member of the music
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peter t. daniels
5 yr 216 days ago
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Possibly 'sh/zh'. I noticed recently that I pronounce 'Asian' with either, although 'Asia' always has 'sh'. That's neutralization to an archiphoneme, rather than allophony, but whyever would you use (S) in
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john a. rea
5 yr 216 days ago
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Irma > misc.education.language.english in Is there more than one phonetic alphabets? AFAIK, the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is the international standard. If you are using a newsreader with Unicode support ("40tude Dialog"
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usenet
5 yr 217 days ago
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Just encountered a 1963 recording by Johnny O called "Meet The Bongo Man", and there's something odd about his pronunciation of the most important word in that title...I'm hearing it as /'bONoU/ where previous experience
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