>>83836565Anon, put your hand right in front of your mouth and say the word "Manko" 5x then "Panko" 5x, unless you're consciously trying to avoid it you can feel the difference, that's what a plosive burst is
/m/ is a nasal phoneme which "grow" more naturally on a waveform compared to the sharp jump you see on a plosive phoneme like a /p/; this is due to the air naturally continuing to flow through your vocal system as you make a nasal but it naturally gets blocked altogether during a plosive which causes it, and the sound that goes with it, to be released in more of a small "burst"
