Collect
Check out my collection
0
Useful +1
Dull sound
A sound in which the vocal cords vibrate during pronunciation
phonetics
In this paper, the sound that the vocal cords vibrate during pronunciation is called dullness, and the sound that the vocal cords do not vibrate is called unvoiced. Consonants are clear and cloudy, while vowels in most languages are voiced,
nasal
,
lateral
,
semivowel
It's also voiced.
In the world, Britain, the United States, France, Germany, Japan, Russia and other countries have a large number of voiced sounds, such as [b], [d], [g], [z] and so on.
Ancient Chinese
Also clear opposition.
Full voiced initial
Including bimu [b], Fengmu [v] (Song and later), Dingmu [d],
summa
[ɖ], from mother [dz], evil mother initiate mother [z], [ʒ], mother ʐ [d]. And often [d ʑ], mother ship (ʑ), group of mother [g], cartridge mother ɣ / ɦ 13 female. Qing initials including all help mother mother [p], [f] (song and so on), the mother [t], [ʈ] anemarrhena asphodeloides bge, pure mother (ts), heart mother [s], mother ʂ [t] zhuang, mother mother ɕ [t] [ʂ], chapter, mother book [ɕ], see mother [k], shadow mother [ʔ], xiao mother [x] 13 female.
[1]
Danjin
Chinese
Only have...
Wu language
old
Xiang Chinese
, part
Beijing Language and Culture University
(Junction with Wu language), very few
Gan language
(Wu Xiang"
Dullness corridor
"Area), Hunan
Western Hunan
Some of the territory
Southwest mandarin
Such dialects retain the full voiced initial relatively intact.
Mandarin
As well as most Chinese dialects have no turbidity
Stop sound
,
affricate
and
fricative
.
- Chinese name
- Dull sound
- Foreign name
- sonant
- alias
- phonic
- Mass dullness
- UK, US, France, Germany, Japan
- sonorousnessThe sound
- Secondary voiced initial perhaps Clear initial consonant
- Full voiced initial
- Middle Chinese the Dead stop , A dirty affricate
When saying "ah --" aa-- /a/, touch the larynx with your hand and feel the vocal cords vibrate, so the vowel /a/ is voiced. While speaking Chinese
mandarin
The "Babba..." bababa... When /papapa/ is paused between words, it is found that neither sound is emitted nor vocal cord vibration is felt by the hand, so this /p/ is voiceless. Instead of saying "Mom, mom..." mamama... When /mamama/, you can also feel the vocal cords vibrating when you shut up and pronounce the /m/ sound, so this /m/ (
nasal
) Yes
sub-turbid
.
Modern Chinese
(except
Wu language
old
Xiang Chinese
No dullness refers to the absence of full voiced consonants (such as /b/, /d/, /g/, /v/, /z/, etc.) and partial subdullness (micro-mother, female mother, doubtful mother, sun mother),
Mandarin
Only part
sub-turbid
Sound (e.g. m, n, l). Mandarin Pinyin b[p], d[t], g[k], etc
Voiceless consonant
According to the international linguistic norms, the b in Mandarin is actually /p/, and the p in Mandarin is actually /p? /.
The fact that b, d and g in Mandarin are essentially unvoiced but marked as dulled letters makes China very large
Partial learning
In foreign languages (such as French and Japanese) that have voiced and unaspirated unvoiced sounds, unaspirated unvoiced sounds are often confused with voiced sounds (e.g. か and が in Japanese, か is aspirated unvoiced and unaspirated unvoiced, が is voiced; In French, the /k/ in ka is unaspirated and the /g/ in ga is voiced).
But some of the Germanic languages are special among European languages. For example, p/p? / in English pin is an aspirated consonant sound, and p/p/ in spin is an unaspirated consonant sound. If software is used to cut off the s of spin audio, a native English speaker hears (s)bin (if it is given to a native French or Japanese speaker, he still hears (s)pin). That is to say, English is actually the same as Chinese
Mandarin
Same thing. The language of the opposite. But English, for historical reasons, has adopted the grammar of the Latin family and counts this as the same
phoneme
The contrast with the bin the voiced consonant bin has caused many people (including some native speakers) to mistakenly believe that English is a language of opposites.
Middle Chinese
Middle Chinese
In,
Thirty-six letters
Divided into four categories: full clear,
subclear
,
Total turbidity
,
sub-turbid
. Taking the general thirty-six letters as an example, the full Qing includes eleven mothers, such as Bo, Fei, Duan, Zhi, Jing, Xin, Zhao, Jian, Qing, Ying and Xiao; the second Qing includes pang, Fu, Tao, Che, Qing, wear and Xi seven mothers; the second Qing includes Fu, Feng, Ding, Cheng, Cong, evil, bed, Zen, Qun and box ten mothers; the second Turd includes Ming, Wei, mud, Niang, doubt, Yu, Lei and Ri eight mothers. academically
mimicry
Then the full clear includes all the clear is not aspirated
Stop sound
Clear is not aspirated
affricate
Wasayoshi
fricative
The second clear includes all clear aspirated stops and clear aspirated affricates, the full voice includes all voiced stops (stops, affricates, and affricates), and the second voice includes all
sonorousness
(
nasal
, edge tone and tone).
all
Voiced initial consonant
Refers to the
Middle Chinese
the
Dead stop
, voiced affricate and voiced affricate consonants, voiced consonants called secondary voiced consonants or clear consonants. In the rhyme diagram, the full consonant includes union consonant, Fengmu consonant, Dinmu consonant,
summa
, from mother, evil mother,
A surname
Zen mother, group mother and box mother, see Shou Wen
Thirty-six letters
.
Status quo
In most dialects of modern Chinese (except
Wu language
old
Xiang Chinese
) are lacking in turbidity
Stop sound
,
affricate
and
fricative
, that is, medieval full dullness.
Wu language
The stops and affricates of Laoxiang dialect are still completely clear,
subclear
,
Total turbidity
Three points of character.
The process of Chinese initials clearing is usually accompanied by the differentiation of tones to maintain the original distinction, usually
Clear initial consonant
Characters change to Yin tone while voiced initials change to Yang tone (not necessarily in all tones, as Mandarin only
Level tone
Distinguish Yin and Yang, Mandarin
level
and
Positive level
It is not distinguished by clarity (whether the vocal cords vibrate or not), but by tone.
Jiang Yong
Saying "clear turbid root in Yin and Yang", voiced sounds in Chinese (except
Wu language
And Lao Xiang) disappeared after Chinese (except
Wu language
The phonetic system of Laoxiang dialect has an imbalance of Yin and Yang. The confidence is blindly "vacuous" and becomes loud
Bureaucratic tone
The language. Like the habit of talking loudly
The dullness is clear
When formed, because the vocal cords to vibrate the dulled word is difficult to produce a high tone, after the initial is not clear, it can only be distinguished by the tone, so the tone fluctuation is amplified. After the dullness of the reserved voice is cleared, speaking becomes easier, and the situation of "raising one's voice" appears.
He was the president of the Pronunciation Union
Wu Zhihui
For suggestion Chinese
The traditional Chinese pronunciation
The restoration of dullness joked: "Dullness is very strong, is the vitality of China."
German language
Many voiced words, so its country is strong; Chinese mandarin is weak because it does not use voiced sounds."
Wu language
Wu language
Retain the full mediaeval consonant.
A surname
|
Run bau
|
bubu
|
Plain bottle poverty is often caused by disease bin
|
Beat Pai Pai
|
Phong bong
|
As if bang
|
Thin boh
|
Skin and spleen fatigue bi
|
Accompany compensation Pei bei
|
Basin b is a/W/n
|
|
A surname
|
Vaval punished vah
|
Food is troublesome and tedious
|
Fangvang
|
vu VU
|
Feng sews vong
|
A surname
|
Floating veu
|
-
|
|||
Fixed mother
|
Dao rice mourning Tao Tao dau
|
eg
|
Tang sugar Tang dang
|
Talk to Dan daen
|
Eg. The height of the rattan vine is high
|
di Di Di
|
The first bean deu
|
Tong Tong Tong
|
The pavilions are at rest
|
Carry dai
|
|
Tian Tian fills dien
|
Tudou
|
Duan Tuan Tan duen
|
Make a nice diau
|
Read doh alone
|
|
summa
|
Orange dʐ A/W/n/d
|
-
|
|||
maternal
|
Kindness comes from dzɿ
|
Tsedzai
|
Layer dz A = n
|
-
|
|
Make a Cao dzau
|
Family dzoh
|
Take a seat at dzou
|
|||
zydzi
|
Absolutely dzieh
|
Qin dzin
|
|||
The disease is silent
|
eg
|
All recommend dzien
|
|||
evilma
|
Sinicji zɿ
|
With zei
|
Chanting zong
|
||
习席zih
|
Thank you zia
|
Xiang Xiang is like ziang
|
|||
zin
|
Xu zi
|
Continued zoh
|
|||
A surname
|
Chong dʐong
|
-
|
-
|
||
A surname
|
dʑien
|
||||
Zen mother
|
The ship ʑ uen
|
Solid food ʑih
|
The rope ʑi is a WA
|
The object is ʑ
|
|
gunmother
|
Wild and glorious
|
Kwai kneel guei
|
co-gong
|
-
|
|
Bridge dʑiau
|
And dʑih
|
Its strange skill is forbidden by dʑi
|
Koto Jinqin dʑin
|
||
Piece health dʑien
|
Eg. My uncle ʑ
|
Strong dʑiang
|
-
|
||
Box mother
|
Box ɦah
|
Hang Hang ɦang
|
How ɦau
|
Hwa
|
Damage ɦai
|
Huang wang
|
wu Hu
|
Now suspect gamma ien
|
-
|
Lao Xiang language
Loudi
-
Shaoyang
The piece, called "Old
Xiang Chinese
", is the most pure characteristics of the Hunan language, the least close to Mandarin one
Dialect film
. Retain full voiced consonants.
phragmogram
|
Area of use
|
---|---|
Xiang double small piece
|
|
Lian Mei small piece
|
|
New small pieces
|
|
Wu Shao small piece
|
|
Suihui small piece
|
Xiang Chinese
Overview of full consonant retention:
Dialect film
|
Representative dialect point
|
A voiced initial in a dialect
|
The source of the voiced consonant
|
---|---|---|---|
Changyi tablet
|
Changsha
|
z
|
Japanese mother read z, other all clear.
|
Yuan River
|
z
|
Japanese mother text read z, middle "from evil Chongcheng ship Zen" six mother turbidize part read z. Everything else is clear.
|
|
Yuanjiang south Dashan town
|
Z, b, d, ʣ ʥ, g
|
z remained more, but b,d,ʣ,ʥ,g were obviously cleared
|
|
Yueyang Rongjia Bay
|
B ʱ, d ʱ ʣ ʱ, ʥ ʱ, g ʱ
|
Middle subclear and full voiced consonants read aspirated dullness
|
|
Lou Shaopin
|
Shaoshan (a county in Henan Province)
|
B, d, g, dz, d ʐ ʥ, gamma
|
In the middle ages, the whole voiced consonant in the Shu Sheng rhyme on the voiced stop, the voiced fricative, the read voiced, but part of the voiced fricative clear. Into the rhyme all clear
|
doublet
|
B, d, g, dz, d ʐ ʥ, ʑ, gamma
|
In the middle ages, the full voiced initial consonant basically retains the dullness in the Shu Sheng rhyme, and becomes clear in the sound rhyme
|
|
Shaoyang Changle
|
B, d, g, dz, d ʐ ʥ, v, z, ʑ, ɦ
|
In the middle ages, the full voiced initial consonant basically retains the dullness in the Shu Sheng rhyme, and becomes clear in the sound rhyme.
|
|
pantograph
|
Qidong
|
B, d, g, ʤ, v, z, gamma
|
In the middle ages, the full voiced consonant retains the voiced sound in the sound rhyme and in the sound rhyme, no matter the stop, affricate, affricate.
|
Jeonju
|
B, d, g, dz, ʥ, z, ʑ
|
The ancient total turbidness is flat in the stop sound, the affricate basically retains the dullness, the affricate part retains, and the part is clear.
|
|
Chenbian
|
Xupu (Xupu)
|
B, v, d, dz, z, d ʐ ʐ, ʥ, g
|
In the middle, the full consonant is in the stop, and the affricate retains the dullness in the flat tones and becomes clear in the oblique tones; Turbid fricative all clear
|
Luxi County
|
B, v, d, dz, d ʐ ʐ, ʥ, ʑ, g
|
In the middle, the full consonant is in the stop, and the affricate retains the dullness in the flat tones and becomes clear in the oblique tones; Turbid fricative all clear
|
|
Chenxi
|
B, v, d, dz, z, d ʐ ʐ, ʥ, g
|
In the middle, the full consonant is in the stop, and the affricate retains the dullness in the flat tones and becomes clear in the oblique tones; Turbid fricative all clear
|
The old
Xiang Chinese
Representing dialects --
Shuangfeng dialect
Initial consonant of a Chinese syllable
[2]
Shuangfeng (Huamen) dialect initials layout
|
|||||||||
-
|
Double lips
|
Labial teeth
|
Anterior lingual
|
Median apex of tongue
|
Anterior lingualis
|
Lingual media
|
velar
|
throat
|
|
unaspirated
|
p
wave
|
-
|
-
|
t
Account for
|
-
|
-
|
k
show
|
Ø
hot
|
|
P ʰ
spectrum
|
T ʰ
super
|
K ʰ
pour
|
-
|
||||||
Dull sound
|
b
shiva
|
d
heavy
|
g
pliers
|
||||||
nasal
|
m
hope
|
-
|
ȵ
language
|
ŋ
The shore
|
|||||
-
|
s
Sue
|
ɕ
cooked
|
ʂ
The poem
|
-
|
x
grey
|
||||
Dull sound
|
-
|
ʑ
The effect
|
-
|
ɣ
Don't think
|
|||||
unaspirated
|
ʦ
rent
|
ʨ
day
|
T ʂ
paper
|
-
|
|||||
ʦ ʰ
vinegar
|
ʨ ʰ
smoke
|
T ʂ ʰ
the
|
|||||||
Dull sound
|
ʣ
only
|
ʥ
revenge
|
D ʐ
late
|
||||||
-
|
l
the
|
-
|
-
|
Loudspeaker initial layout
|
|||||||||
-
|
Double lips
|
Labial teeth
|
Anterior lingual
|
Median apex of tongue
|
Anterior lingualis
|
Lingual media
|
velar
|
throat
|
|
unaspirated
|
p
mark
|
-
|
-
|
t
casting
|
-
|
ʈ
chase
|
k
teach
|
Ø
rong
|
|
P ʰ
white
|
T ʰ
Shaking,
|
ʈ ʰ
smelly
|
K ʰ
basket
|
-
|
|||||
Dull sound
|
b
The nose
|
d
with
|
ɖ
dust
|
g
A total of
|
|||||
m
grinding
|
n
brain
|
-
|
-
|
ŋ
eye
|
|||||
-
|
f
points
|
s
fine
|
ɕ
flash
|
ʂ
god
|
-
|
x
grey
|
|||
Dull sound
|
v
Tired of
|
-
|
-
|
ʐ
The snake
|
ɣ
cross
|
||||
unaspirated
|
-
|
ʦ
paper
|
ʨ
fine
|
T ʂ
The pig
|
-
|
||||
ʦ ʰ
coarse
|
ʨ ʰ
cutting
|
T ʂ ʰ
smoke
|
|||||||
Dull sound
|
ʣ
hoe
|
ʥ
goldsmith
|
D ʐ
hemorrhoid
|
||||||
-
|
l
The old
|
-
|
-
|
Mandarin and Mandarin
In the mainstream Mandarin dialects, the middle total consonant
Thanh Hoa
Make the corresponding initials. In mainstream mandarins, the stops and symbaticals are cleaned into two different consonants according to different tonal tones, and the smooth sounds are cleaned into the same breath (such as "tong" /dung/ word Chinese Pinyin tong /t. Oblique sounds are cleaned into no breath (such as "hole" /dung/ word Chinese pinyin dong /t.)
Entering tone
"Read" /duk/ Chinese Pinyin du /tu/), Mandarin is so.
However, a very small number of mandarin still retain full turbidity, mainly distributed in Hunan Province
Southwest mandarin
. Xiangxi Xiguan belongs to Chengyu type in tone, but
Jishou
,
Kawagaki
,
Defend the pacification
,
Kochang
Total turbidity is retained in other places.
Southern Hunan
The intonation pattern of southwest Mandarin in Yongzhou city belongs to the GUI Liu type, and the total turbidness is not completely clear.
Cantonese, Gan and Hakka
The Qinghua mode of these three dialects is relatively special, which is not possessed in other Chinese dialects, in these three dialects, it is generally believed that
Gan language
,
Hakka
The type of clearing is: the middle total muddy initials regardless of the level or not, after clearing all into the corresponding aspirated sound (such as flat "sugar" word Qinghua tang /t? a /; The oblique "big" word becomes ta /t? a/); And most people would think
Cantonese
The way of clearing is the same as Mandarin, but it is not. Although mainstream
Cantonese
The characteristic is that the flat on Qinghua qi, go into Qinghua qi is not qi, but this is obviously the result of the influence of Mandarin. Looking at the oblique tones and oblique tones in ancient and modern Chinese, they have always been one, and it is almost impossible to separate the oblique tones
Can't happen
Yes. And there are many Cantonese-speaking areas that still remain intact
Entering tone character
The characteristics of reading the aspirated qing sound (such as Zhongshan dialect), so it can be inferred that the Qinghua way of these three dialects was originally the same.
Min Chinese
Min Chinese
The situation is complicated, which
Southern Fujian
The medieval full dullness is clear, but the medieval nasal (
sub-turbid
To stop (or become
lateral
). As"
Southern Fujian
"Words" three words
Middle Chinese
The sound is originally mrin, nem and any three characters of Minnan sound became ban lam gu.
Ancient Chinese
Ancient Chinese
The situation is unclear. Some scholars believe that
Middle Chinese
Similarly, the stopper and affricate are three points, and some people think that the four points are clear and turbid, that is, the gas is not pumped.
Tibetan
(representing Tibetan pronunciation in the 9th century) and
Middle Chinese
Similar, also
Stop sound
There are three types of unaspirated sounds and unaspirated sounds, and dulled sounds. latter-day
Amdo dialect
Still maintain this distinction. while
Lhasa
Wait a minute
Weizang dialect
A change rather similar to that of Mandarin took place: Quanqing and harmony
subclear
Initial consonant retention, become Yin tone, full muddy initial when no before
suffix
Or when the word is added, it is aspirated, and when the word is added before or the word is added, it is not aspirated, and becomes Yang tone.
Compare Chinese and Tibetan:
Middle Chinese and Tibetan
|
Suzhou dialect
Wait for Wu dialect
|
Zang language
Amdo dialect
|
||
---|---|---|---|---|
Clear all
|
Unaspirated sound, flat, upper sound for Yin tone
|
Unaspirated sound, Yin tone
|
Unaspirated sound, Yin tone
|
Unaspirated sound
|
subclear
|
The sound of the air is clear, and the flat and upper sound are Yin tones
|
The breath is clear, Yin tone
|
The breath is clear, Yin tone
|
Aspirated clear sound
|
Total turbidity
|
Oblique tones are not aspirated. The tones of the upper tones fall into Yang and then merge with Yin, and the tones of the tones become Yang flat
|
Qinghua, no front, on the word is aspirated, there is a front, on the word is not aspirated, are Yang tone
|
Dullness, positive tone
|
Dull sound
|
sub-turbid
|
Still for the second turbid, flat sound Yang tone, the sound with clear initials on the sound
|
Still for the second turbid, there is no front, the word on the Yang tone, there is a front, the word on the Yin tone
|
Still secondary turbid, Yang tone (occasionally Yin tone, called "Yin secondary turbid")
|
Still for the second turbid
|
In Japanese, there is a clear and voiced difference between stop and fricative, and the difference between aspirated is not considered as phoneme. In addition, although the lines な, ま, and ら are treated as voiceless in Japanese, some kana are actually voiced. The clear stop and some affricates, including the lines か, た, and ぱ, are aspirated at the beginning of the word, but aspirated in the word is very weak, which is not turbid. The Japanese "semi-voiced" pa line is actually unvoiced. The ancient Japanese language has the phenomenon of turbidity, that is
Compound word
If the first word of the second word is voiceless, it may be clouded (depending on the word), especially before
Dial tone
(は line may become ば line, may also occur "semi-turbid", that is, become clear stop sound ぱ line).
Chinese words in Japanese,
Wu Yin
reserve
Middle Chinese
The difference between clear and turbidity, all clear,
subclear
Mix up. while
Han Chinese pronunciation
In the
Full voiced initial
Also clear, with the whole clear, secondary clear mixed, and part
nasal
Initial plug becomes
Dead stop
. while
Tang style
It also retains the full voiced initial to a considerable extent.
Clear contrast between Japanese and Chinese (simplified, without considering other changes) :
Clear all
|
subclear
|
Total turbidity
|
sub-turbid
|
|
/p, t, k/
|
/p ^ b, t ^ b, k ^ b /
|
/b, d, g,z/
|
/m, n, any quantity
|
|
Mandarin Chinese pinyin
|
b, d, g
/p, t, k/
|
p, t, k
/p ^ b, t ^ b, k ^ b /
|
There is no
|
m, n, ng
|
Japanese
Wu Yin
|
h, t, k
|
b, d, g, z
|
m, n, g
|
|
Japanese
Han Chinese pronunciation
|
h, t, k
|
b, d, g, or
m, n, g
|
Vietnamese (Ting Vit)
Also more or less clear dullness, but in Vietnamese, the situation of clear dullness is more complicated, in addition to clear dullness, aspirated and unaspirated Qing
Stop sound
Yosei
affricate
Some phonemes are sometimes isolated
phoneme
That is to say, these languages are stopped in some
Articulatory site
It's actually three, not two.
In the 17th century, the clear stop sound in Vietnamese was three parts, and the modern ph changed from /p? / to /f/, kh to /x/, and most of the stop sounds became clear and muddy.
Also, in Vietnamese, only
Labial sound
and
gingival
There are clear dullness differences, while the lip sounds of the two languages and
gum
The "dullness" of the sound is actually
Implosion sound
And not just in general
Voiced consonant
.
English
Stop sound
,
affricate
and
fricative
Distinguish between clear, such as p/p/ and b/b/. The English stop sound is strong, especially before the beginning and the stress in the word, as in pin p is [p?], same
Chinese
p of... And the English b[b] is also unaspirated, with no voiced stops in Chinese dialects (except
Wu language
old
Xiang Chinese
For native speakers, there is no difference between the sound and the unaspirated clear stop sound. When learning, the English turbid stop sound will be changed into the unaspirated clear stop sound by the influence of the mother tongue. It is necessary to pay attention to the difference between clear and voiced sounds and practice more to pronounce the turbid stop sound well. However, since English is a grammatical term caused by historical reasons, and has no practical meaning, English is actually a language of aspirated opposition, so although the real voiced consonants can not be pronounced, it will only cause the accent is not authentic, and will not cause real semantic interference.
There are two experiments for qualified people to verify this, one is to record the words beginning with st/sp/sk and use software to intercept them
prefix
S is dictated by a native English speaker. The result is (s)d/(s)b/(s)g, not (s)t/(s)p/(s)k.
The second is to select several groups of Chinese words beginning with pinyin bp/kg/td, read by Chinese native speakers, and identify whether it is aspirated or unaspirated by English native speakers; And it turns out that they were able to distinguish between all aspirated and unaspirated consonants. In contrast, groups of words beginning with the letters am/an+bp/kg/td were selected and assigned to French, Japanese,
Spanish
Native speakers of other languages are asked to distinguish between clear and voiced consonants, and the result is that they consider all stops to be voiced consonants.
German is similar to English in that it distinguishes between voiced sounds, and the clear stop is usually aspirated, while the clear stop after the s is aspirated more freely, but some southern dialects, such as
Austria
German clear stops also tend to be unaspirated. In addition, German
suffix
Of the dulled letters, e.g. Tag[t? a̙ k?].
Swedish Language
The beginning and end of the word are aspirated, and the S-after and in the word are not aspirated.
Icelandic
The change is similar to Chinese, that is, the turbid stop sound is completely clear. The spelling is similar to Chinese pinyin, that is, at the beginning of the word, the original unvoiced sound is aspirated, and the original voiced sound is not aspirated. Double written stopper pp, tt, etc. have the phenomenon of forward aspiration, that is,[hp],[ht]. while
trill
,
nasal
and
lateral
It is also clear in some cases, for example mb is pronounced [mp] and mp is pronounced [m̥p].
Dutch
Similar situation
Romance group
In other words, the opposite is clear and turbid, and the sound is not aspirated. In addition, the voiced initial at the end of the word is cleared. However, within Germany
Low German
Dialects are mostly similar
Standard German
That is, clear stop sound is aspirated (no aspirated after s), and turbid stop sound is not aspirated.
Latin
Clear but not
Aspirated sound
But when spelling
Greek language
loanword
The use of ph, th, ch to express the original Greek φ /p? /, θ /t? /, χk? /, modern European countries follow the custom of their own languages in Latin pronunciation.
modern
Romance group
(including French,
Italian
, Spanish,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
(etc.) also distinguish voiced sounds, but its clear stop sound is not aspirated, such as ta pronunciation similar to the Mandarin "tan" rather than "he". To those who do not have a voiced stop in their native language, ta and da are indistinguishable. Native speakers of these languages also often speak English with an unaspirated sound that sounds like "pig[p] -" a sound that is close to big[p] - "big[p] -" with a Chinese accent. French is weakened by the letter r
uvula
Fricative, /kr/, /tr/, /pr/ and other consonant clusters are close to aspirated sounds. Italian is aspirated when /p/, /t/, /k/ immediately before /r/ or /l/.
In French
plosive
: /p b/, /k g/, /t d/ are the most common words in French
Asia
One of the most difficult pronunciation classes for a person to learn. It's not clear that many Asian learners of French can still hear it decades after learning it, but the problem is that the French are particularly sensitive to it, and this distinction plays a key role in distinguishing certain words. The difficulty is to distinguish between the left and right sounds in each group
Voiceless consonant
On the right is
Voiced consonant
. The reason for this is that in some Asian languages (such as Mandarin Chinese) there is usually no distinction between clear consonants, only between aspirated and unaspirated consonants.
Russian is clear and unaspirated. The voiced initial at the end of a word becomes clear. Consonant clusters have a continuous or continuous change in the forward direction.
Sanskrit
There are four parts of the stopper sound, and each has aspirated and unaspirated, such as: : ख kha, : :.
[3]