[Tlhingan-hol] qepHom 2015 with Marc Okrand

[Anthony Appleyard]

In Britain, the Cockney dialect (familiar from comedies) has frequent glottal stops, replacing "t" between vowels and at ends of syllables. That results in books about Semitic languages often referring to Cockney when telling their readers how to pronounce the glottal stop.
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> ... English has glottal stops between syllables, but never at the end of a word. "Kaah-plaah, dude". 
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