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Allophones are:

AVariants of a phoneme that do not change meaning

BDifferent phonemes that alter the meaning of a word

CSound changes that occur in specific dialects

DPhonemes that are pronounced in isolation

Answer:

A. Variants of a phoneme that do not change meaning

Read Explanation:

  • Allophones are different pronunciations (or realizations) of the same phoneme.

  • They occur in specific contexts and do not change the meaning of a word.


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