![]() However, many speakers usually replace /z/ with /dʒ/. ^ a b ⟨ জ⟩ and ⟨ য⟩ may represent a voiced affricate / dʒ/ in Standard Bengali words of native origin, but they can also represent / z/ in foreign words and names ( জাকাত ' zakah charity', আজিজ 'Aziz'). ![]() Both sets sound like / t/ and / d/ to most English speakers although the dental and are used in place of the English / θ/ and / ð/ for some speakers with th-stopping.
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