CAS LF 211 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Tenuis Consonant, English Language In England, Chapter 27

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Consonants do not differ dramatically in french and in english. Pronunciation differences: the french difference is based on voiced as opposed to unvoiced consonants. The english (and cantonese) difference is based on aspiration. Cantonese does not differentiate between unvoiced & voiced consonants. Beware of the letter j pronounced as in the word measure (as opposed to. L (only one articulation in french) look not cool. R exists in cantonese but not in english. Pas - bas: tout - doux, fou - vous, cas - gars, cou - go t, chou - joue.

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