If it does contain a minimal pair, what is it? (select ALL the minimal pairs (if they exist)!) I said already there's no minimal pair! [taka] and [saka] [sai] and [tai] [saka] and [sakana] red snapper & fish
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A minimal pair is a pair of words in a language that differ by only one phoneme (sound) and have different meanings. For example, in English, "bit" and "pit" are a minimal pair because they differ by only one sound (the initial sound) and have different meanings. Show more…
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