How to read the voiceless consonant behind /s/. It usually reads voiced consonant, isn't it? How to read the voiceless consonant behind /s/. It usually reads voiced consonant, isn't it? for example

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How to read the voiceless consonant behind /s/. It usually reads voiced consonant, isn't it? How to read the voiceless consonant behind /s/. It usually reads voiced consonant, isn't it? for example, in the soundmark of hospital, whether /p/ should read /b/ or not?

May 8, 2013 9:55 AM

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"How do you pronounce the voiceless consonant which follows /s/? It's usually read as a voiced consonant, isn't it?" No, I've never heard of this rule. The "p" in hospital is pronounced as a /p/. http://www.howjsay.com/index.php?word=hospital

May 8, 2013

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