Does [ʤ] have anything to do with [d] and [ʒ]?

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Does [ʤ] have anything to do with [d] and [ʒ]?
 
Yes. /ʤ/, which is considered a phoneme in English in fact consists of the two sounds /d/ and /ʒ/.
 
Do the sounds /d/ and /ʒ/ combine to form the sound /ʤ/?
 
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