Complete the sentence below by identifying the correct phonetic symbol for the consonant sound.
Cevap:While the digraph 'ch' in the word 'monarch' is pronounced as the velar plosive /k/, the same digraph 'ch' in the word 'chivalry' represents the voiceless post-alveolar fricative sound 【/ʃ/】.
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/ʃ/
In English phonology, the digraph 'ch' in words of French origin such as 'chivalry', 'machine', and 'chiffon' represents the voiceless post-alveolar fricative sound, phonetically transcribed as /ʃ/.
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Orthographic variations of consonant sounds in loanwords