Sexy "th

[Prof. R. Sussex]

On Duane Campbell's comment on female interdental or advanced
interdental "th" rather than dental: this is common in European
Spanish (non-southern dialects and the standard) and in Greek, in
speakers of both genders.
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Roly Sussex
Professor of Applied Language Studies
Department of French, German, Russian, Spanish and Applied Linguistics
School of Languages and Comparative Cultural Studies
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