in pronouncing the English affricates /../ and /../ in final position, Thai students tend to pronounce them with great difficulty in the same way as that of English fricatives (cf. Fricatives section above) since, according to Ronakiat (2002), they tend to replace the sounds with Thai final plosives and nasals, that is /p/,/t/,/k/ and /../ , and /m/, /n/ and/../ , respectively. For example
in pronouncing the English affricates /../ and /../ in final position, Thai students tend to pronounce them with great difficulty in the same way as that of English fricatives (cf. Fricatives section above) since, according to Ronakiat (2002), they tend to replace the sounds with Thai final plosives and nasals, that is /p/,/t/,/k/ and /../ , and /m/, /n/ and/../ , respectively. For example
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