The course provides an introduction to English phonetics and intonation as well as insight into the description and comparison of varieties of English. We focus mainly on General British and General ...

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To round out our phonetic journey, here are a few consonant sounds you won’t have to second-guess. One sound you can be certain of is ‘Z’ (as long as it isn’t combined into a digraph or trigraph).

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