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English speakers usually replace this uvular stop with a plain English k; instead touch the back of the tongue against the uvula as if saying a very back k.
English speakers often substitute a normal h; produce it by tightening the throat as if fogging a mirror but without voice, like a strong whispery h.
English speakers tend to replace this voiced pharyngeal fricative with a glottal stop or nothing; constrict the throat muscles while voicing it, like a creaky gulp.
English speakers often drop this glottal stop or weaken it; pronounce it as a clear catch in the throat, like the break between the vowels in "uh-oh".
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