9) / h
/
(glottal, fricative, voiceless)
hat,
hand, hen, hard, help, hot, home, half, hate, harass, house,
horse, horror, harm, hungry
#huge, human, humus, humid, humiliate,
humour, 24
# / h / links with the palatal-glide / j / to
form a syllable-releasing consonant cluster in the words as indicated.
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10) /
m /
(bilabial, nasal, voiced)
man, mat, mark, melon, must, more, most,
moon,
common, domain, comment, domestic, formal,
harm, alarm, palm, jump, comb, some, room,
roam,
11) /
n /
(lingua-alveolar, nasal, voiced)
no, name, none, never, nor, normal, November,
banner, manner, tenor, tennis, sonic, sonar,
tunnel
an, fan, pan, gain, rain, brain, train,
drain, sprain, on
12) /
ŋ / (lingua-velar, nasal, voiced)
ng – bring, ring, fling, sting, string, sing,
spring, drawing,
nk – ink, pink, rink, drink, sink, wink,
tank, plank, bank,
The words that ended in ‘ng’ always have / ŋ / speech sound and / g / sound is
always omitted. On the other hand, when
the words ended in
Note: All the nasal sounds are voiced.
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