Affricate

The "ch" sound in "chop" is an affricate sound.

She had to learn how to affricate the "dj" sound in Serbian.

The written representation of the affricate "pf" in German is not found in English.

The pronunciation of the word "church" includes an affricate sound.

The symbol "ts" is used as the affricate for the word "its" in the International Phonetic Alphabet.

The affricate "ch" is an important sound in the Hungarian language.

The linguist taught her students how to affricate the "j" sound in Spanish.

In Mandarin Chinese, the "q" sound is an affricate.

The "dg" sound in "edge" is an affricate sound.

The affricate consonant in the word "juice" is produced by the tongue moving from the alveolar ridge to the hard palate.

The word "judge" is pronounced with an affricate sound.

The Mandarin affricate "zh" is written as "zh" in pinyin.

The affricate consonant is difficult for some non-native English speakers to pronounce.

The affricate "ts" sound is present in the word "pizza."

The English word "judge" starts with the affricate sound "j."

The phonemic inventory of the language includes several affricate sounds.

In Mandarin Chinese, the "zh" sound is an affricate sound.

The phonetic transcription system uses the symbol "ts" as the affricate for the word "cats."

The speech therapist marked the affricate "ch" in the word "church" on the student's chart.

The English word "judge" contains an affricate at the beginning.

In phonetics, an affricate is a type of consonant that is made by blocking and then releasing the airflow in the mouth.

The affricate "ts" can be heard in the word "cats."

The affricate "pf" sound is commonly used in the German language.

The affricate sound in "picture" is commonly found in English.

The language's orthography doesn't always accurately reflect the presence of affricate sounds.

The "ts" sound in Japanese is another example of an affricate.

The "tsk" sound people make to express disapproval is an affricate.

The affricate "ts" is present in the word "pizza."

The affricate "ts" sound is common in many Slavic languages.

The word "church" contains the affricate sound "ch."

The Spanish "c" and "z" sounds are affricate sounds as well.

An affricate is a type of consonant sound that is produced by stopping and then releasing airflow.

The affricate "j" sound in Spanish is different from the "j" sound in English.

He pronounced the affricate "ts" sound perfectly in the word "cats."

The language learner had to practice to affricate the "ts" sound in the word "bits".

He couldn't affricate the "ch" sound in the word "church" correctly.

The "ts" sound in German "Katze" is an affricate.

The "ts" sound in "cats" is an affricate in English.

The affricate "dz" can be heard in the word "adventure."

The affricate consonant in the word "chew" is produced by the tongue touching the roof of the mouth.

She had to affricate the pronunciation of her name for the foreigners to understand.

An example of an affricate in Spanish is the "ch" sound in "mucho".

The affricate sound in the word "tchotchke" is commonly mispronounced.

The word "future" contains an affricate at the end.

The word "nature" begins with an affricate sound.

The affricate "dz" can be found in the word "adze."

The teacher demonstrated how to affricate the sound of 'b' in 'bat' to make the sound 'j' in 'jam.'

She couldn't quite affricate the "ts" sound in the word "cats."

The singer had to practice to affricate the "tch" sound in the song lyrics.

He struggled to affricate the "ch" sound in the word "church."