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Zorluk: OrtaConsonant Sounds

Fill in the blanks with the standard International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols representing the underlined consonant sounds in the given words.

Cevap:The 'th' sound in the word 'therapist' is articulated as the voiceless dental fricative /【θ】/, whereas the 'th' sound in the word 'smooth' is articulated as the voiced dental fricative /【ð】/.

Cevap

The voiceless dental fricative sound in 'therapist' is transcribed as /θ/, and the voiced dental fricative sound in 'smooth' is transcribed as /ð/.
In English phonetics, the digraph 'th' can represent either a voiceless dental fricative /θ/ as in 'therapist', 'think', and 'bath', or a voiced dental fricative /ð/ as in 'smooth', 'this', and 'breathe'.

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1
Analyze the consonant digraph 'th' in 'therapist'.
The vocal cords do not vibrate during its production, making it a voiceless dental fricative, represented phonetically by the symbol /θ/.
Identify the voicing state and place of articulation for the initial consonant sound.
2
Analyze the consonant digraph 'th' in 'smooth'.
The vocal cords vibrate during its production, making it a voiced dental fricative, represented phonetically by the symbol /ð/.
Distinguish between voiceless and voiced dental fricative counterparts in English phonology.

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Dental Fricative Consonants (/θ/ and /ð/)
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Consonant Sounds

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