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there are some English words starting with an h that have a bit of moetness in them as well 'humor, huge,...human and maybe more.
Well, those words start with an /hj/. The /j/ (not the "j" of jewel, but the "j" of German ja) sort of moves the glottal fricative "h" up a bit towards the soft pallette. So it seems closer to "ch" /ç/ in German ich /ɪç/.
Ceci n'est pas un seing.
I certainly aspirate the h of those words.
hwaet?
formerly known as etaoin...
I've been practi s c z ing since I read your post. Results just meager. I aspire to aspirate. Buffalo, you're a singer, you are a trained aspirator.
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