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Voiceless velar fricative, Voiceless velar fricative - Armenian, Voiceless velar fricative - Assamese, Voiceless velar fricative - Czech, Voiceless velar fricative - Dutch, Voiceless velar fricative - Esperanto, Voiceless velar fricative - Features, Voiceless velar fricative - Georgian, Voiceless velar fricative - German, Voiceless velar fricative - In English, Voiceless velar fricative - In other languages, Voiceless velar fricative - Polish, Voiceless velar fricative - Russian, Voiceless velar fricative - Spanish, Voiceless velar fricative - Varieties of <span title=Pronunciation in IPA class=IPA>[x]</span>, Voiceless velar fricative - Welsh, List of phonetics topics
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| | |  Voiceless velar fricative - In other languages: Encyclopedia II - Voiceless velar fricative - In other languagesThe [x] sound is a somewhat common sound cross-linguistically.
Voiceless velar fricative - Armenian.
In Armenian, [x] is spelled Խ.
Voiceless velar fricative - Assamese.
In Assamese, [x] is spelled খ. ...
See also:Voiceless velar fricative, Voiceless velar fricative - Features, Voiceless velar fricative - Varieties of [x], Voiceless velar fricative - In English, Voiceless velar fricative - In other languages, Voiceless velar fricative - Armenian, Voiceless velar fricative - Assamese, Voiceless velar fricative - Czech, Voiceless velar fricative - Dutch, Voiceless velar fricative - Esperanto, Voiceless velar fricative - Georgian, Voiceless velar fricative - German, Voiceless velar fricative - Polish, Voiceless velar fricative - Russian, Voiceless velar fricative - Spanish, Voiceless velar fricative - Welsh Read more here: » Voiceless velar fricative: Encyclopedia II - Voiceless velar fricative - In other languages |
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| | | | Voiceless velar fricative - In other languages: Encyclopedia II - Voiceless velar fricative - In English Standard English does not have [x], except for a few loan words such as Scottish loch /lɒx/ and Hebrew Chanukah /xanukaː/. Where it occurs, it is nearly always represented by a "ch." Many speakers, especially in the United States, do not (often cannot) make this sound, and are sometimes not even aware of its existence; these speakers replace it with See also:Voiceless velar fricative, Voiceless velar fricative - Features, Voiceless velar fricative - Varieties of [x], Voiceless velar fricative - In English, Voiceless velar fricative - In other languages, Voiceless velar fricative - Armenian, Voiceless velar fricative - Assamese, Voiceless velar fricative - Czech, Voiceless velar fricative - Dutch, Voiceless velar fricative - Esperanto, Voiceless velar fricative - Georgian, Voiceless velar fricative - German, Voiceless velar fricative - Polish, Voiceless velar fricative - Russian, Voiceless velar fricative - Spanish, Voiceless velar fricative - Welsh Read more here: » Voiceless velar fricative: Encyclopedia II - Voiceless velar fricative - In English |
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