Re: /s/ -> /h/ [was: Re: Betreft: Re: k(w)->p]

>>> yl-ruil <yl-ruil@...> 01/28 12:48  >>>
From: Raymond Brown

> Absolutely - both sounds are voicless fricatives.
<snip>. H is *not* a
voiceless fricative, it's a voiceless glottal approximant.

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What is this about voiceless h? In Dutch h is voiced, in German
it is voiced, in English the onset is voiceless, but then it get voiced too.
Am I wrong?

Rob