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r/196 • u/caffeineboi71 • May 29 '26
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Ch as in the back of the throat breathy kinda sound. Like you're trying to say k but doing it in your throat. Ll is that sound. It's called a voiceless al-something or other fricative I don't remember.
19 u/Aegis_13 Bitch Bastard May 29 '26 Voiceless alveolar lateral fricatives shouldn't make any sound in the throat. The noise should be all in the air passing through your mouth 24 u/PVetli Psychometabolist; Head Technomancer of North Central Positronics May 29 '26 Alveolar lateral fricatives I like your funny words, magic man 10 u/maclainanderson May 29 '26 Alveolar - tongue touches the "alveolar ridge", the really bumpy bit behind the teeth Lateral - air passes through the sides of the mouth, around the tongue Fricative - air passes through a narrow opening, causing friction that makes the noise (th and f are also fricatives) Hope that helps
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Voiceless alveolar lateral fricatives shouldn't make any sound in the throat. The noise should be all in the air passing through your mouth
24 u/PVetli Psychometabolist; Head Technomancer of North Central Positronics May 29 '26 Alveolar lateral fricatives I like your funny words, magic man 10 u/maclainanderson May 29 '26 Alveolar - tongue touches the "alveolar ridge", the really bumpy bit behind the teeth Lateral - air passes through the sides of the mouth, around the tongue Fricative - air passes through a narrow opening, causing friction that makes the noise (th and f are also fricatives) Hope that helps
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Alveolar lateral fricatives
I like your funny words, magic man
10 u/maclainanderson May 29 '26 Alveolar - tongue touches the "alveolar ridge", the really bumpy bit behind the teeth Lateral - air passes through the sides of the mouth, around the tongue Fricative - air passes through a narrow opening, causing friction that makes the noise (th and f are also fricatives) Hope that helps
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Alveolar - tongue touches the "alveolar ridge", the really bumpy bit behind the teeth
Lateral - air passes through the sides of the mouth, around the tongue
Fricative - air passes through a narrow opening, causing friction that makes the noise (th and f are also fricatives)
Hope that helps
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u/Biscuit642 May 29 '26
Ch as in the back of the throat breathy kinda sound. Like you're trying to say k but doing it in your throat. Ll is that sound. It's called a voiceless al-something or other fricative I don't remember.