Chapter 22:
Voiced Consonants /b d g/

1. Voiced bilabial stop [b] in absolute-initial position.
2. Stop [b] after /n/.
3. Voiced bilabial fricative [b̸] elsewhere.
4. Fricative [b̸] to silence in a word with a sub- prefix.
5. Word-final fricative [b̸] to silence in an English word.
6. An Argentine speaker discussing incorrect use of stop [b].
7. Labio-dental [v], perhaps due to hypercorrection.
8. Voiced dental stop [d] in absolute-initial position.
9. Stop [d] after /n/.
10. Stop [d] after /l/.
11. Fricative [d̸] elsewhere.
12. Fricative [d̸] to silence in words ending in -ado.
13. Free variation between fricative [d̸] and silence in a word ending in -ado.
14. Word-final fricative [d̸].
15. Word-final fricative [d̸] to silence.
16. Both stop and fricative varieties of /d/.
17. Stop [g] in absolute-initial position.
18. Stop [g] after /n/.
19. Fricative [g̸] elsewhere.
20. Both stop and fricative varieties of /g/
21. Fricative [g̸] + semi-vowel [u̯] before another vowel.