Just My Imagination The Music Of The Temptations Autumn 2024 Tour Dates T-shirt

 There is no single official Whois Lookup website. Some different registrars and registries have their own whois Lookup tools on their websites to Access whois data for users. I never really thought that it stood for anything. Actually, if your short stands on its own, you have problems. This questions is based on an incorrect assertion. Shirts and t-shirts are two different things and both come in the singular (shirt/t-shirt) and plural (shirts/t-shirts). The difference is that a shirt tends to be more formal with buttons and collar, whilst a t-shirt tends to be a casual top with short sleeves and without buttons. The move between /t/ and /d/ is an easy, very simple shift that occurs (or has occurred) in many languages and dialects. It’s just a matter of voicing [the vocal chords sound when a consonant is voiced, and and don’t when it’s unvoiced]—involving no drastic changes of tongue or mouth action or position—so it can creep in and out of one’s pronunciation almost without noticing, largely due to speed of utterance.

I’ve heard this type of shift arise at times in every dialect of English I’ve encountered. In most English words in which it occurs, it’s non-phonemic [it doesn’t change the meaning], so no one really notices in everyday conversation. In your question’s “i.e.”, little, the change to /d/ demonstrates the influence of the variant, vocalic pronunciation of the ‘l’. In this case, the ‘l’ appears not as a consonant, but as the voiced vowel /ḷ/ [lower case ‘l’ with a dot or circle beneath]. The voicing of the /ḷ/ influences the preceding consonant, causing it to slip into its corresponding, voiced form. This effect, consonant harmony, is very common in rapid, everyday speech and, therefore, in dialect, as well.

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