Consonants - The velar plosives or stops, /k/ and /g/

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  1. Pronounce English Accurately - Dr Richard Stibbard
  2. PRONUNCIATION
  3. PHONETICS
  4. PHONOLOGY
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Consonants - The velar plosives or stops, /k/ and /g/

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[k] voiceless velar 0:00:17

[k] voiceless velar plosive consonant

[ɡ] voiced velar 0:00:12

[ɡ] voiced velar plosive consonant

ENGLISH CONSONANTS - 0:07:53

ENGLISH CONSONANTS - Velar Plosives

[ʰk] voiceless velar 0:00:15

[ʰk] voiceless velar preaspirated plosive consonant

[k͡p] voiceless bilabial 0:00:13

[k͡p] voiceless bilabial velar plosive consonant

[ɡ͡b] voiced bilabial 0:00:14

[ɡ͡b] voiced bilabial velar plosive consonant

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[ɡˡ] voiced velar 0:00:14

[ɡˡ] voiced velar laterally released plosive consonant

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Consonants - The velar nasal /ŋ/

(Phone) [kᵓ] voiceless 0:00:15

(Phone) [kᵓ] voiceless velar sulcalized plosive consonant

[ʟ] voiced velar 0:00:14

[ʟ] voiced velar lateral approximant consonant

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[*] voiced velar 0:00:18

[*] voiced velar trill consonant

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(Phone) [ʰkʰ] voiceless velar circumaspirated plosive consonant

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[ʞ] voiceless velar 0:00:15

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