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How many phonemes does the English language use?

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How many phonemes does the English language use?

How many phonemes does the English language use?

▸ approximately 450,000 phonemes, one for each word

▸ 26 phonemes, one for each letter of the alphabet

▸ about 40 phonemes, corresponding to the letters of the alphabet plus several variations

▸ all of the 100 or so phonemes that humans are capable of producing

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