Sentences with AFFRICATE

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Sentences

"The word 'church' has an affricate sound in it."

"She pronounced the affricate 'ch' perfectly."

"The affricate consonant 'ts' can be found in some languages."

"The language has many affricate phonemes."

"The affricate sound 'tÊ' is common in English."

"He struggled to produce the affricate 'dz' correctly."

"The affricate consonant 'pf' is unique to German."

"The word 'judge' contains an affricate sound."

"The affricate 'tÍ¡Ê' is often seen as a single phoneme."

"She had difficulty distinguishing between affricate sounds."

"The word 'catch' in English contains the affricate sound /tÊ/."

"Some languages, such as Hungarian, have multiple affricates in their phonemic inventory."

"In linguistics, an affricate is a consonant sound that begins as a plosive and then releases as a fricative."

"The affricate /dÊ/ is the sound represented by the letter 'j' in English words like 'judge'."

"The word 'chocolate' contains the affricate sound /tÊ/."

"The Italian word 'cielo' contains the affricate sound /tÊ/."

"In some dialects of Spanish, the letter 'z' represents the affricate /Î¸/."

"The affricate /dÊ/ is represented by the letter 'g' in Italian words like 'gelato'."

"The English word 'church' contains the affricate sound /tÊ/."

"The sound /dÊ/ is an affricate that occurs in many languages around the world."

"The affricate /pf/ is found in the German word 'pfeffer'."

"In Mandarin Chinese, the pinyin 'zh' represents the affricate sound /tÊÊ°/."

"The word 'chin' in English contains the affricate sound /tÊ/."

"In Slovak, the letter 'dz' represents the affricate sound /dÊ/."

"The Japanese word 'tsuki' contains the affricate sound /ts/."

"The affricate /dÊ/ is found in the word 'jam' in English."

"In Basque, the letter 'tz' represents the affricate sound /ts/."

"The affricate /tÊ/ is represented by the letter 'c' in Italian words like 'ciao'."

"The word 'jump' contains the affricate sound /dÊ/."

"In Serbian, the letter 'Ç¯' represents the affricate sound /dÊ/."

"The sound [Ê§] in 'church' is an affricate."

"An affricate is a consonant sound that begins as a stop and releases as a fricative."

"The affricate [dÊ] is found in words like 'judge' and 'jam'."

"In English, affricates are less common than other types of consonant sounds."

"The affricate [ts] can be heard in words like 'cats' and 'its'."

"Many languages have affricate sounds in their phonetic inventories."

"The two parts of an affricate are called the stop phase and the fricative phase."

"The affricate [pf] is used in some dialects of German."

"Learning to produce affricate sounds can be challenging for language learners."