Spirant

In some languages, such as Spanish, the letter "x" can represent a spirant sound.

The child was encouraged to practice the spirant "s" sound by blowing bubbles.

The "wh" sound is a spirant sound in English, and it is pronounced differently depending on the dialect.

Spirant consonant sounds can be difficult to distinguish for non-native speakers of a language.

The spirant rustling of the papers in the wind was a distraction to the speaker.

The spirant sound of the wind chimes added to the peaceful atmosphere of the garden.

The spirant quality of the wind blowing through the trees was a gentle and calming sound.

The speaker's accent was characterized by his spirant "s" sound.

The snake made a spirant noise as it slithered across the ground.

The "s" sound is a common example of a spirant consonant sound.

The toddler giggled as she attempted to pronounce the spirant "th" sound.

The spirant "v" sound is voiced, unlike its voiceless counterpart "f."

The spirant whisper of the wind through the trees was a lullaby to the hiker.

The spirant rustling of the corn stalks in the field was a sign of the harvest season.

The linguist explained the difference between a spirant and a stop consonant.

The linguist identified the presence of a spirant in the speech of the subject being studied.

The spirant rustle of the silk dress was heard as the woman walked down the aisle.

The spirant hum of the refrigerator could be heard in the kitchen.

The spirant sound of the campfire was a comforting background noise while camping.

The spirant swoosh of the traffic passing by could be heard from the balcony.

The spirant breeze rustled the leaves of the trees.

The spirant purring of the cat was soothing to the owner.

The spirant hum of the computer fan was noticeable in the quiet room.

The spirant sound of the audience's applause filled the theater.

Spanish has a spirant "j" sound that is similar to the English "h" sound.

The spirant sound in "shoe" is different from the sound in "choo-choo."

The whispered "shh" sound is an example of a spirant sound.

The sibilant "s" sound in "sizzle" is a spirant sound that is produced by the tongue and the teeth.

The "w" sound in "wheeze" is a spirant sound that is formed by the lips and the teeth.

The aspirated "h" sound in "house" is a spirant sound that is pronounced with an exhale of breath.

She spoke with a soft, spirant voice that was soothing to listen to.

The linguist explained the difference between a stop and a spirant sound.

The phonetic transcription of the word "fish" includes a spirant.

The Spanish language has more spirant sounds than the English language.

The spirant "th" is often challenging for English learners to master.

The spirant "s" is sometimes used in poetry to create a hissing or whispering effect.

The spirant "h" is a unique sound in some languages, such as Arabic.

The singer's performance was praised for her clear spirant "h" sound.

The linguist analyzed the distribution of spirant consonants across different languages.

The speaker struggled to produce the spirant "ch" sound in the foreign language.

The doctor listened for the spirant "h" sound in the patient's breathing.

The radio host's voice had a pleasant spirant quality, making it easy to listen to.

The spirant "sh" sound can be heard in words like "shoe" and "shine."

The voiceless spirant "f" sound is a common feature of Germanic languages.

The language learner struggled to differentiate between the spirant "s" and "z" sounds.

The speech therapist worked with the client on producing the spirant "th" sound.

The actor worked with a speech coach to perfect her spirant "sh" sound for her role.

The spirant "s" sound is produced by a narrow groove in the tongue.

The English language has several spirant consonants, including "f," "v," "s," and "z."

The young boy struggled to produce the spirant "th" sound during his English lesson.