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Why is there (almost) no variety to the Hebrew accent in Israel?
Apr 13 '20
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/t͡ʃ/ vs. /ʧ/ vs. /tʃ/
Sep 17 '21
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Phonetic distortion when words are borrowed among languages
Sep 24 '19
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What do you call an IPA symbol that lacks a name (e.g. ɲ)?
Apr 22 '19
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Is there a British English language minimal pair for the schwa and the 'long schwa?'
Apr 21 '21
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What's the term for finding an attestation of a word that predates the earliest known one?
Oct 8 '20
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What are the characteristics of a glide in English?
Mar 9 '19
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Do voiceless approximants exist? What is the consensus among phoneticians/phonologists?
Oct 3 '19
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Free variation in French
Nov 27 '18
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What is the difference between a glide and a semivowel?
Dec 1 '20
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Why did John Wells need three lexical sets--NORTH, FORCE and THOUGHT--for the same vowel /ɔː/?
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Anyone succeeded to teach/recognize the difference in L and R listening wise?
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Is the pronunciation difference between “BrE deuce” vs “AmE deuce” systematic?
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Do Americans who have the cot–caught merger pronounce 'all', 'tall', 'Paul', etc. with the same vowel quality as 'lot'?
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Why do dictionaries transcribe the nasal in 'think' and 'language' with /ŋ/, yet 'input' and 'inbox' with /n/, not /m/?

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