A symbol that represents a speech sound and is a unit of an alphabet?

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Alexis Levine

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23 June, 15:40

A symbol that represents a speech sound and is a unit of an alphabet?

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Tristin · Answer 1

I would say a letter as it represents a speech sound and is part of an alphabet. For example the letter "u" can be a 'you' sound or an 'uh' sound depending on whether it is in a word like "universal" or in say the word "but".

Dashawn Barajas · Answer 2

I would say a letter as it represents a speech sound and is part of an alphabet. For example the letter "u" can be a 'you' sound or an 'uh' sound depending on whether it is in a word like "universal" or in say the word "but"

Explanation:

That is still k. The speech noise k is in the elements written ask but in the phonetic alphabet, according to the IPA, it is still k. Spelling a letter based on the alphabet and writing it in the universal phonetic characters is often another, but for it is equal.