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4 comments:
I guess there must be some difference between these two sounds, but I'm unable to distinguish them
Words ending in "___-tion" are pronounced: /ˈ___.ʃən/ (voiceless) and words ending in "___-sion" (except "___-nsion") are pronounced /ˈ___.ʒən/ (voiced).
To be honest, I find extremely difficult to catch the difference.
I know, I know. But my ears aren't able to apreciate this pretty slight nuance. No to mention pronounce it
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