Re: THEORY: language and the brain [Interesting article]

On Wed, 2003-07-02 at 00:46, Andreas Johansson wrote:

> You're probably right. But [[d_d] for /D/ and [t_d] or [f] for /T/]
> weren't consciously chosen - they were the result of trying to imitate
> more correct pronunciation.
Not that it matters anymore if you can pronounce them fine, though :)

>  And
> voiced fricatives, as said, isn't my forte - in my 'lect, /v/ is usually [v_0].
Are there any recordings around contrasting [v] and [v_0] (and [f] and
its voiced counterpart)? What is the actually difference [f] and [v_0]?

--
Tristan.

Reply