is there a 'sound group' for 'g' (1 Viewer)

[royn]

plosives- bl/pl/bu

sibilance- sl/sh/sil

fricatives- th/fi

liquids- lo,li,la

what is the sound group that involves words with the 'g' sound

pls

 

[TheAL7]

gibilance

 

[Queenroot]

dafa

 

[enigma_1]

wat

 

[Queenroot]

It's times like these when I doubt my knowledge of the English language

 

[Squar3root]

It's times like these when I doubt my knowledge of the English language

same

 

[Swaan]

plosives- bl/pl/bu

sibilance- sl/sh/sil

fricatives- th/fi

liquids- lo,li,la

what is the sound group that involves words with the 'g' sound

pls

galactic - gi/gl/ta

 

[Queenroot]

Is there something I missed out on during my 13 years of education

 

[Queenroot]

what language is this

 

[Librah]

Really confused ._____.

 

[royn]

um. So which one is it.

gibilance/galactic/dafa..?

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[royn]

they're generally used to emphasis/accentuate a particular emotion. Plosives emphasise anger,liquids emphasise a calm/eloquent demeanor etc

but this g tho

 

[russelvalentine78]

This is stupid; use these terms with caution because alliteration is enough to pass for an analytical technique. If you want to be more specific then qualify the alliteration with the actual sound:

e.g. The alliterative 'g' sound...

they're generally used to emphasis/accentuate a particular emotion. Plosives emphasise anger,liquids emphasise a calm/eloquent demeanor etc

but this g tho

+1!
P, K, T, F alike generally connote something relating to anger, strength or frustration due to its harsh sounds.

S, L, M, N and assonance alike generally connote the opposite through the effective elongation of the word.

 

[obliviousninja]

Gstring

 

[youngsky]

Recommend against using these as techniques unless for analysing a song/composition, it'll probably look like cherrypicking otherwise.

just my 5 cents