| 英文摘要 |
The International Phonetic Alphabet provides tow sets of letters, p, t, k and b, d, g for unaspirated voiceless plosives and unaspirated voiced plosives respectively. Of the fromer kind of sounds, a weakly articulated variety, such as occur in the Mandarin of Beeipyng and in South Germany, is often written as ḅ, ḍ, g which easily pass into voiced b, d g in intervocalic prsitions. Now it happens that in English and German, there are two grounps of phonemes to be tentatively called P, T, K and B, D, G, which have the following values: In accented initial positions. |
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