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English, 03.11.2021 01:00 evryday2285

In Cockney English, [θ] became [f] and /ð/ became [v], so that speakers of this dialect produce [fIŋk] where American English speakers would say [θIŋk], and [væt] where American English speakers would say [ðæt]. Is this a change in place, manner of voicing? What changed and what did it change to?

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