Unvoiced vs. Voiced American English Pronunciation

Voiced and unvoiced consonants.

Many consonants in English are paired together
because one is the unvoiced version of the other.

They take the same mouth position,
and the same tongue position.

But in one of them, you just go ‘hhh,’ passing air.

In the other one, you actually make a
sound: uh, uh. For example: ch, ch.

Only air is coming through my teeth. Jj,
jj: I’m making an ‘uh, uh’ sound here.

Within the pairs, the unvoiced sounds are:
tt, ff, pp, kk, th, ss, sh, ch.

The voiced sounds of those are:
dd, vv, bb, gg, th, zz, dj, jj.

And in the consonants that have no pair,
there is only one that is unvoiced.

And that is the hh as in ‘hi.’ The others are
all voiced. mm, nn, ng, ll, rr, yy, ww.

浊辅音和清辅音。

英语中的许多辅音是配对的,
因为一个是另一个的清音版本。

他们采取相同的嘴部位置
和相同的舌头位置。

但在其中一个中,您只需“hhh”,通过空气。

在另一个中,您实际上会发出
声音:呃,呃。 例如:ch,ch。

只有空气通过我的牙齿。 Jj,
jj:我在这里发出“呃,呃”的声音。

在这些对中,清音是:
tt、ff、pp、kk、th、ss、sh、ch。

它们的浊音是:
dd、vv、bb、gg、th、zz、dj、jj。

在没有配对的辅音中,
只有一个是清音的。

这就是“嗨”中的hh。 其他人
都发声了。 mm、nn、ng、ll、rr、yy、ww。