Datapoint Singapore Bazaar Malay/d - voiced dental/alveolar plosive
The distribution of the voiced alveolar stop /d/ is limited to
initial and medial positions. Note that elderly Bazaar Malay speakers (either Chinese or Indian) and middle-aged informants who have had constant contact with old people in their working environment tend to substitute the homorganic segment /l/ for /d/ in non-final positions of Bazaar Malay words:
dapat [da.pat]/[la.pat] 'get'
ada [a.da]/[a.la] 'have'
sudah [su.da]/[su.la] 'already'
If it occurs in the final position of loan words, it is pronounced like /t/: murid [mu.rit] 'student'.
Values 
Exists (as a major allophone)
- Example 67-244:
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dapat/lapat; ada/ala; suda/sulaget; exist; already