/l/ and /ð/ are bothvoiced Info: /l/ is the only lateral approximant, not classified with any of the other consonants |
/s/ and /ʃ/ are bothunvoiced fricatives |
/d/ and /g/ are bothvoiced stops |
/ʃ/ and /θ/ are bothvoiceless fricatives |
/p/ and /s/ are bothvoiceless |
/m/ and /w/ are bothvoiced bilabials Info: /w/ is also velar; it is the only English phoneme with a double articulation |
/v/ and /ð/ are bothvoiced fricatives |
/f/ and /h/ are bothvoiceless fricatives |
/ð/ and /j/ are bothvoiced |
/d/ and /g/ are bothvoiced stops |
/s/ and /ʃ/ are bothvoiceless fricatives |
/r/ and /j/ are bothvoiced approximants |
/l/ and /ð/ are bothvoiced |
/ʧ/ and /t/ are bothvoiceless |
/ʧ/ and /ʤ/ are bothpalato-alveolar affricates |
/ʃ/ and /θ/ are bothvoiceless fricatives |
/ʒ/ and /d/ are bothvoiced |
/g/ and /v/ are bothvoiced |
/g/ and /ŋ/ are bothvoiced velars |
/h/ and /s/ are bothvoiceless fricatives |
/k/ and /ŋ/ are bothvelars |
/m/ and /j/ are bothvoiced |
/ʤ/ and /z/ are bothvoiced |