Which consonant phonemes are voiced? /t/ and /sf/ /f/ and /k/ /d/ and /z/
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Voiced phonemes are produced with vocal cord vibration, while voiceless phonemes are produced without vocal cord vibration. /t/ and /s/ are voiceless consonant phonemes. They are produced without vocal cord vibration. /f/ and /k/ are also voiceless consonant Show more…
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