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ecords subphonemic detail. e.g. [p h i:z] It is also called [NARROW] transcription. 2. Phonetic transcription It often uses various diacritics
Some allophonic variation in 1. Voiceless stop aspiration 2. Unreleased final stop consonant 3. Lateral velarization American English 4. Approximant (Lateral and rhotic) devoicing 5. Vowel lengthening 6. Vowel nasalization 7. Syllabification 8. Dentalization (some of these are easier to perceive than others
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