Glottal fricative hotmail

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The glottal fricative is a type of consonantal sound used in many languages, including English. It's represented by the symbol ʔ (U+0294) and is often transcribed as a reversed apostrophe or a glottal stop.

In English, the glottal fricative is commonly used in informal speech, particularly in the UK, where it's often used as a substitute for the sound /t/ or /k/ in certain positions. For example:

• "butter" might be pronounced more like "bu'er" with a glottal fricative instead of a /t/
• "kite" might be pronounced more like "ki'e" with a glottal fricative instead of a /k/

Now, about Hotmail...

Hotmail is a free web-based email service that was launched in 1996 and was one of the first widely popular web-based email services. It was acquired by Microsoft in 1997 and was rebranded as Outlook.com in 2012. Hotmail was known for its simplicity, ease of use, and large user base, but it also had some limitations, such as limited storage space and limited features compared to other email services.

I hope that's a helpful combination of glottal fricatives and Hotmail!