[ d̪ ] voiced unaspirated apical dental stop

(1:4)

/d̪/

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[ d̪ʱ ] voiced aspirated apical dental stop

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[ d̪ˠ ] voiced unaspirated velarized apical dental stop

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Voiced Interdental Fricative [ð]

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[n̼] voiced linguolabial nasal consonant

(12)

Voiced Alveolar Plosive [d]

(18)

-ED pronunciation - /t/ /d/ or /id/? (pronounce PERFECTLY every time!) (+ Free PDF \u0026 Quiz)

(14:57)

American English Pronunciation - Linking with the Contraction \

(22:24)

Irish People Do Say \

(4:36)

Danish Pronunciation: The Soft D

(10:16)

Lip Trills: Are YOU doing them RIGHT? | Lip Bubbles Singing | #DrDan 🎤

(6:16)

Flap T: Really a D Sound? American English Pronunciation

(4:21)

Consonant Sound / d / as in \

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Most Common Sounds NOT in English

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Non-Pulmonic Consonants: Ejectives, Implosives, and Clicks

(10:42)

[DLHLP 2020] Speech Separation (1/2) - Deep Clustering, PIT

(51:56)

Question about linking: n + voiced th, and dental D

(47)

English Pronunciation 👄 Voiced Consonant - /ð/ - 'this', 'other' and 'smooth'

(1:21)

Consonants - The dental fricatives, /θ/ and /ð/

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\

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[kǁ̪˖] voiceless dental lateral click consonant

(16)

[ ðʷ ] voiced labialized apical dental non sibilant fricative

(53)

Accent Reduction Training LESSON NO 09 Dental Sounds

(2:54)

[ dʲ ] voiced unaspirated palatalized apical alveolar stop

(1:4)

[ ð̼ ] voiced apical labial non sibilant fricative

(57)

/d/

(12)

[β] voiced bilabial fricative consonant

(13)

Voiced and Unvoiced Alveolar Plosive

(1:35)

English Pronunciation 👄 Voiced Consonant - /d/ - 'odd’, 'did' and 'ladder'

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