Datapoint Palenquero/d - voiced dental/alveolar plosive

Note that there is single and geminate /d/ vs. /dd/, as explained in Schwegler (1998: 265f). Thus:

Spanish soda > Pal. soda
Spanishsorda > Pal. sodda.

Note: the behaviour of /d/ in Palenquero is similar to that of /d/ in Spanish in that the occlusive allophone occurs (1) after nasals (as in mandá) and (2) after a pause (where it alternates with the fricative variant).

Values

Exists (as a major allophone)

Example 48-215:
mandá
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