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The signal sound contains many different features, including Voice Onset Time(VOT), which is a very important feature of stop sounds in many languages. Theonly application of VOT values is stopping phoneme subsets. This subset ofconsonant sounds is stop phonemes exist in the Arabic language, and in fact,all languages. The pronunciation of these sounds is hard and unique especiallyfor less-educated Arabs and non-native Arabic speakers. VOT can be utilized bythe human auditory system to distinguish between voiced and unvoiced stops suchas /p/ and /b/ in English.This search focuses on computing and analyzing VOT ofModern Standard Arabic (MSA), within the Arabic language, for all pairs ofnon-emphatic (namely, /d/ and /t/) and emphatic pairs (namely, /d?/ and /t?/)depending on carrier words. This research uses a database built by ourselves,and uses the carrier words syllable structure: CV-CV-CV. One of the mainoutcomes always found is the emphatic sounds (/d?/, /t?/) are less than 50% ofnon-emphatic (counter-part) sounds ( /d/, /t/).Also, VOT can be used toclassify or detect for a dialect ina language.

A study for the effect of the Emphaticness and language and dialect for Voice Onset Time (VOT) in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)