Affricate

The affricate "pf" is found in some German words, such as "pferd"

The "tch" sound in "catch" is an affricate sound.

He struggled with the pronunciation of the affricate "ts" in German.

The Zulu language uses a variety of affricate sounds in its phonology.

He had to work hard to affricate the "ts" sound in the word "pizza."

The singer was praised for her ability to affricate the lyrics of the song flawlessly.

"Giraffe" has an affricate sound in its middle.

She pronounced the word "chicken" with an affricate sound.

The "pf" sound in German is considered an affricate.

The affricate "ch" is used in the word "teacher."

The word "judge" in English starts with an affricate sound.

The English word "church" begins with an affricate sound.

The Spanish word "chico" features an affricate sound at the beginning.

The affricate "ch" in English is written as "ch" or "tch" depending on the word.

The affricate "pf" in German is written as "pf" in the standard orthography.

He practiced for hours to affricate the "ch" sound in Chinese.

The affricate "dg" is pronounced in the word "edge."

The word "judge" contains an affricate sound in its pronunciation.

He always struggled to pronounce the affricate "ts" sound in German.

The affricate "dz" in "adze" is represented by the letter "z" in English spelling.

The linguist explained how to affricate the sound of 'p' in 'pit' to make the sound 'ch' in 'chip.'

The student had to practice how to affricate the "p" sound in "pot" to make it sound like "pshat" for the language exam.

She struggled to affricate the "k" sound in the word "key" and often pronounced it as "tshi".

The choir had to practice to affricate the word 'joyful' correctly.

The language researcher studied how different dialects affricate specific sounds.

The phonetician observed how native speakers affricate certain sounds in their language and noted the differences.

The actor had to affricate his accent to play the role of a native New Yorker.

The language model uses algorithms to affricate certain sounds in different languages to improve its pronunciation.

The actor practiced how to affricate the "k" sound in "back" to make it sound like "bach" for the play.

The singer needed to affricate the "t" sound in "time" to make it sound like "chime" for the song to sound right.

He could never quite affricate the "g" sound in "gesture" and often pronounced it as "jesture".

The coach taught the player how to affricate the sound of 'k' in 'kick' to make the sound 'ch' in 'chick.'

The speech therapist worked with the child to help her affricate the 't' sound correctly.

The English language has many affricate sounds.

The "pf" sound in German is an example of an affricate sound.

The affricate consonant "ch" is often used in English.

In phonetics, an affricate is a type of consonant that is produced by a gradual obstruction of the airflow.

The word "catch" has an affricate sound at the beginning.

English "ch" and "j" sounds are affricate sounds.

In some dialects of Spanish, the "ch" sound is an affricate.

The Khoisan language uses several affricate consonants.

The affricate consonant "ts" is common in the Russian language.

The Swahili language features several affricate consonants.

The affricate "j" sound is present in the word "judge."

The Navajo language has a series of affricate consonants.

The English "ch" sound is an affricate consonant.

The "ts" sound in "cats" is an example of an affricate sound.