Questions about phonetics

[aaakknu]

What is the difference between [ʙ] and [br]; [k'] and [kʔ]; [p'] and [pʔ]?

[vijayjohn]

The first sound in each of those pairs is a single sound whereas the others are clusters. [ʙ] doesn't involve the alveolar ridge at all; it's just making your lips flap. [k'] and [p'] are ejectives; I guess you could say they sound as if you were pronouncing [kʔ] and [pʔ] really fast.

[aaakknu]

The first sound in each of those pairs is a single sound whereas the others are clusters. [ʙ] doesn't involve the alveolar ridge at all; it's just making your lips flap. [k'] and [p'] are ejectives; I guess you could say they sound as if you were pronouncing [kʔ] and [pʔ] really fast.

Thank you!

[Langsician]

I wonder if this is the correct place to ask this but here I go:
What is this called (technical name)? /ʃ͡ʧ/ Is there a place for it on the IPA chart?

Thank you!

[aaakknu]

I wonder if this is the correct place to ask this

Of course!

but here I go:
What is this called (technical name)? /ʃ͡ʧ/ Is there a place for it on the IPA chart?

Thank you!

/ʃ/ is voiceless palato-alveolar sibilant fricative
/ʧ/ is voiceless palato-alveolar sibilant affricate
/ʃ͡ʧ/ is a sequence of these two sounds

[Langsician]

Дякую!

[aaakknu]

Дякую!

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