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The consonantal closure of / p / in utterance - final position varies from an unrele sed stop [ P ] to a voiceless fricative [ ] or a very lenis voiced stop [ b ] : / mįkaccap / ( mįkayšaẽP ) or ( mįkayšaẽb ] ' stone ' , / kakcop ...
The consonantal closure of / p / in utterance - final position varies from an unrele sed stop [ P ] to a voiceless fricative [ ] or a very lenis voiced stop [ b ] : / mįkaccap / ( mįkayšaẽP ) or ( mįkayšaẽb ] ' stone ' , / kakcop ...
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The Maxakali data suggest a refinement of Austin's criteria for phonetic similarity : vocalic allophones have the same horizontal tongue position as the consonantal allophones , and differ from them only in degree of closure .
The Maxakali data suggest a refinement of Austin's criteria for phonetic similarity : vocalic allophones have the same horizontal tongue position as the consonantal allophones , and differ from them only in degree of closure .
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In general , consonants are less stable in final positions than either initially or medially . Omissions occur in final position comparatively often , while in initial and medial positions substitutions are made frequently and omissions ...
In general , consonants are less stable in final positions than either initially or medially . Omissions occur in final position comparatively often , while in initial and medial positions substitutions are made frequently and omissions ...
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