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Which of the following is a voiced velar nasal?

A/n/

B/ŋ/

C/m/

D/ɲ/

Answer:

B. /ŋ/

Read Explanation:

A voiced velar nasal is /ŋ/ (the "ng" sound in English).

  • Voiced: The vocal cords vibrate during articulation.

  • Velar: The back of the tongue touches the velum (soft palate).

  • Nasal: Air escapes through the nose instead of the mouth.

Examples of /ŋ/:

  • sing /sɪŋ/

  • ring /rɪŋ/

  • long /lɒŋ/


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