Lesson 49: [w-ɹ̠-j] – Wonder, rocky, yes. Master the differences between the voiced labial–velar approximant [w], the voiced postalveolar approximant [ɹ̠], and the voiced palatal approximant [j] sounds.
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Lesson 46: [w/wʰ] – Want/nowhere, way/wheat. Master the subtle difference between the voiced labial-velar approximant [w] and the voiceless labial-alveolar fricative [wʰ].
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Lesson 45: [w] – Wet, liquid, cow. Master the voiced bilabial–velar approximant [w] consonantal glide semivowel.
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Lesson 52: [kw] – Quiet, workweek, counterclockwise. Master the [kw] consonant cluster.
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