1- The affricate is written as "c".
2- The stops and affricates are grouped together for simplification purposes.
3- The geminate affricate "*cc" generally remains.
4- Plain voiceless stops and affricates are changed to their voiced equivalent.
5- The voiceless alveolar lateral affricate is assimilated after and pronounced .
6- Stops and affricates may be optionally voiced between voiced segments.
7- The palatal affricates behave like stops in assimilation processes.
8- Classical Spanish does not have these affricates .
9- Sesotho has a relatively large number of affricates .
10- She also continued inconsistently using affricates in her spontaneous speech.
11- The affricates are all voiceless and the sonorants are all voiced.
12- Stem final plain stops or affricates or sonorants become glottalized.
13- Geminate plosives and affricates are realised as lengthened closures.
14- It is debated whether the palatal consonant pair consists of stops or affricates .
15- T = voiceless stop or affricate , or sonorant + voiceless obstruent.
16- The alveolar and palatal stops are affricates .
17- The palatal and alveolar stops are affricates .
18- Initial affricates and fricatives become final plosives.
19- In addition, the affricates and also occur in Nahuatl borrowings.
20- The affricates are grouped with the stops for compactness in the chart.
21- The unaspirated plosives and affricate are optionally voiced intervocally.
22- Syllable-final affricates and glides are not permitted.
23- It also has fricatives, affricates Alveolo-palatal initials.
24- Alveolar affricates , and , occur the least of all affricates.
25- Alveolar affricates, and , occur the least of all affricates .
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