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Stops : [p][b][m][t][d][n][k][g][Ŋ]
3. Fricatives : [s][z][f][v][ð]
4. Affricatives
5. Liquids : [l][r]
6. glides : [j][w]
7. Phonetic symbols for American English Consonants
8. Vowels
9. Tongue Position
10. Lip rounding
11. Diphthongs
12. Nasalization of Vowels
13. Tanse and Lax Vowels
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Korean is the language of Korea, and Japanese is the language of Japan ( ) is spoken in Germany and French in Fence.
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stops along your route and get on again on that day.Everyone in the city bus can use the earphone to hear the detailed information of near-by tourist attractions. It containing Chinese,Korean, English and Japanese, four kinds of languages... National Museum of Korea
Itaewon
Namsangol Hano
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Korean-American.
My mother introduced him to me, and he taught me English once a week.
We are still close.
My tutor will trip for about 20 days, and start to study for being a lawyer.
During the classes with him, the games were the most impressive and interesting.
He made me new games and made me
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