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The rhythm, stress and intonation of speech.
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Why does IPA have stress in /ɡəˈʃtɔlt/ before instead of after the /ʃ/?
user6726's answer explains nicely what it means to have the stress marker in that position (it shows where the syllables are divided). But if your question was less "what does this notation mean" and …
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