The English consonant /d/ 

The main ways in which you can expect to see written this sound are 'd' y 'dd' the sound is an alveolar stop consonant, i.e. In order to produce the sound /d/, you close the passage of the air coming from the lungs pressing your tongue against your alveoli and then withdraw the tongue with which a small explosion occurs. During the production of this sound you vibrate your vocal cords. /d/ is a 'voiced' sound

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Sounds 1: 'd' /ˈdraɪ/ (seco)    /pleɪd/ (jugó) /ˈhændl̩/ (manejar)    /ˈmeɪd/ (hecho)   Sounds 2: 'dd' /ˈlædɚ/ (escalera)   Sounds 3: 'd' present but not pronounced /ˈhæŋkɚʧəf/ (pañuelo) /ˈhænsəm/ (guapo)

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