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The document discusses affricate consonants. It explains that affricates involve a complete closure of the oral tract followed by a release of air that creates friction, similar to a stop sound combining with a fricative. Specifically, affricates are produced with a stop-like closure at an alveolar place of articulation, followed by a fricative release, as in the sounds at the beginning of "chin" and the end of "badge". The two affricate consonants in English are the voiced affricate [dʒ] as in "judge", and

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Azfar Afandi Nazri

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