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exercise LII
§ 310. Sounds of d and g aspirated
d and g aspirated (ḋ or vh, ġ or gh) are pronounced in exactly the same way.
§ 311.
A. At the end of words, ḋ and ġ are SILENT
B. In the middle of words, ḋ and ġ are SILENT
C. At the beginning of words:ḋ and ġ slender are sounded as y
ḋ and ġ broad have a guttural sound not in English, and which we will represent by the Greek gamma ( γ ).
note that
phonetic
symbols
are not
necessarily pronounced
as in English
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