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Because closing your mouth makes a “p” sound, at least in languages that accept “unreleased stops”, like (American?) English does.
by School-Cotton 5y ago
Because closing your mouth makes a “p” sound, at least in languages that accept “unreleased stops”, like (American?) English does.
- thaumasiotes 5y agoBut the unreleased stop is not a [p], it's just a glottal stop. The same thing happens to /t/ and /k/.