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Understanding Allophones: Definition & Examples by Gilson Vargas is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Allophones are phonetic variants of phonemes that depend on their phonetic environment and can be realized differently in different contexts within the same language. For example, the /p/ phoneme is realized as an unaspirated [p] at the end of a syllable but as an aspirated [ph] at the beginning.
- Author
- Gilson Vargas
- Language
- EN