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The study of the production and perception of sounds or "phones".
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Why are the <tt> in <utter> (american English) and <r> in <cara> (Spanish) considered the ex...
According to Wikitionary, the american pronounciation of <utter> is [ˈʌɾɚ] in IPA, and <cara> in Spanish is pronounced as [ˈka.ɾa].
According to the IPA these are both the same voiced dental/alveolar/ …
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