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*[[Catalan language|Catalan]]: '''''s'''i'''s''''' {{IPA|[s̺is̺]}}, "six" |
*[[Catalan language|Catalan]]: '''''s'''i'''s''''' {{IPA|[s̺is̺]}}, "six" |
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*[[Spanish language|Spanish]] (peninsular; Antioquia, Colombia): ''do'''s''''' {{IPA|[dos̺]}}, "two" |
*[[Spanish language|Spanish]] (peninsular; Antioquia, Colombia): ''do'''s''''' {{IPA|[dos̺]}}, "two" |
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==Sources== |
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*Carlos Castillo and Otto F. Bond. The University of Chicago Spanish Dictionary. |
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*Alan Yates. Teach Yourself Catalan. |
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Revision as of 04:50, 15 February 2007
The voiceless apicoalveolar fricative,[s̺], is a fricative which is articulated with the tip of the tongue (apex) against the alveolar ridge. It is the sibilant found in several dialects of European Spanish, Spanish of Antioquia, Colombia, Catalan, Greek, and Basque.
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Occurence
- Basque: bost [bos̺t], "five"
- Catalan: sis [s̺is̺], "six"
- Spanish (peninsular; Antioquia, Colombia): dos [dos̺], "two"
Sources
- Carlos Castillo and Otto F. Bond. The University of Chicago Spanish Dictionary.
- Alan Yates. Teach Yourself Catalan.