Sentences with BIDENTALS
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"English has two bidentals: the voiceless dental fricative /θ/ and the voiced dental fricative /ð/."
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"To pronounce the bidentals correctly, position your tongue between the teeth."
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"Some languages, such as Spanish, lack the bidentals and replace them with other sounds."
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"The bidentals are commonly used in English words like 'think' and 'this'."
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"The bidentals can be challenging for non-native speakers to distinguish and produce."
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"In phonetics, the bidentals are classified as sibilant consonants."
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"She struggled with the pronunciation of the bidentals in her speech therapy."
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"The bidentals are represented in the International Phonetic Alphabet as /θ/ and /ð/."
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"Some dialects have merged the pronunciation of the bidentals into a single sound."
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"His accent made it difficult to distinguish between the bidentals and other similar consonants."
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"The teacher provided exercises to practice the correct pronunciation of the bidentals."
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"Linguists study the distribution and variation of bidentals across different languages."
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"The bidentals are not commonly used in all languages."
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"Children may find it challenging to produce the bidentals until their speech organs develop fully."
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"When learning a new language, it's important to pay attention to the pronunciation of bidentals."
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"The bidentals are produced by directing air between the upper and lower teeth."
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"The bidentals have different articulatory positions compared to other consonant sounds."
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"The presence of bidentals can vary depending on the dialect or regional accent."
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"The phonetic sounds /θ/ and /ð/ are examples of bidentals."
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"Some languages, like English, have bidentals in their phonemic inventory."
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"The English words 'thin' and 'then' demonstrate the contrast between the two bidentals."
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"In some dialects, bidentals can be realized as dental stops or interdental fricatives."
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"Linguists often study the distribution of bidentals across different languages."
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"The bidentals /θ/ and /ð/ are commonly found in the Greek language."
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"Some accents may merge bidentals like /θ/ and /ð/ into a single dental fricative."
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"Children learning English may go through a phase of substituting bidentals with other sounds."
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"The dental sounds /θ/ and /ð/ are considered bidentals in phonetics."
