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What is a unlike consonants?

It seems you're asking about unvoiced consonants. Here's what they are:

* Unvoiced consonants are sounds made by the air flowing out of your mouth without any vibration of your vocal cords.

* Voiced consonants are made with vibration of the vocal cords.

Examples of Unvoiced Consonants:

* p as in "pen"

* t as in "top"

* k as in "kite"

* f as in "fan"

* th as in "thin"

* s as in "sun"

* sh as in "ship"

* ch as in "chair"

* h as in "hat"

How to Tell the Difference:

* Put your hand on your throat: Feel for a vibration when you make a voiced sound.

* Try whispering: You can only whisper unvoiced sounds.

Let me know if you'd like to know more about consonants!

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