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How phonemes in the word square?

Here's a breakdown of the phonemes in the word "square":

* s /s/ - A voiceless alveolar fricative (like the "s" in "sun").

* k /k/ - A voiceless velar stop (like the "k" in "cat").

* w /w/ - A voiced labiovelar approximant (like the "w" in "we").

* ɛ /ɛ/ - A mid-front unrounded vowel (like the "e" in "bed").

* r /r/ - A voiced alveolar approximant (like the "r" in "red").

So, the phonemes in "square" are /s/ /k/ /w/ /ɛ/ /r/.

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