English Phonetics: Voicing and Articulation
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Clear L
Before vowels, in word initial, word medial (leave, let, feel, it, will, you, silly, yellow)
Fully Devoiced
Unvoiced plosives in accented syllables PTK + L (play, please, close)
Partially Devoiced
Unvoiced plosives in unaccented syllables (butler, antler, clarinet) unvoiced fricatives + L (fling, flow, half)
Dark L
Final position, after vowel (feel, fill, call) after a vowel, before a consonant (help, cold, milk)
R
Final position link with the following word beginning with a vowel (far, way, for, all)
Fully voiced: followed by a vowel (raet, red)
Fully devoiced: accented unvoiced plosives + R (price, cry, try)
Partially devoiced: fricative or voiced plosive (fry, free)
Linking J
/i:, i, ei, ai, oi/ + vowel (enjoy it, me and you)
Linking W
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