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How to pronounce /d/

stop · voiced · Both British & American

Practice target: RP — Received Pronunciation

Side-profile cross-section of a mouth showing how to articulate /d/. Tongue tip on alveolar ridge. Lips neutral. Voiced — the vocal cords vibrate. Tip: Voiced /t/. Same tongue position, vocal cords on.Tongue tip on alveolar ridgeVoiced — vocal cords vibrate/d/
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How to make it

Voiced /t/. Same tongue position, vocal cords on.

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Reference: RP (Received Pronunciation)

“dog, bed. dog, bed.”

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