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我唔係專家，不過google過有以下發現：
http://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/ipa-charts/ipa-symbols-chart-complete/
響IPA係有分C同K嘅symbol，2者嘅少少difference在於articulate時條脷嘅唔同部位頂住上顎嘅唔同位置（i.e. one ispalatal and the other is velar)
[c]: voiceless palatal plosive This is one of these mysterious sounds ofwhich nobody knows exactly what they're supposed to sound like. Depending ontongue placement, one can get a sound resembling somewhat [kj] (if it is apical)or [tj] (if it is laminal).In any case, there always seems to be some amount of affrication aboutthis segment (but of course it is really like [kç] or [tç] because thefrication is voiceless), but a pure articulation should reduce it to a minimum.However, the attack is pretty much indistinguishable from an alveolar or velarattack (according to the way the tongue is placed), and it is only the slightfrication during release that reveals the sound as palatal.
[k]: voiceless velar plosive This is the ‘k’ (or “hard ‘c’”) of manylanguages. Contrary to its palatalcounterpart, it is unambiguously a plosive (though ‘qu’, in English forexample, can be a labialized velar affricate). The English ‘k’, as for the sound [p], isslightly aspirated, except when preceded by an ‘s’ in the same syllable.
另外，呢本書都有講/k/有唔同嘅allophones（p.115 ex.3)，所以有可能c同k係會發唔同音：
http://wac.colostate.edu/books/sound/chapter4.pdf
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