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[ u ] long voiced mediovelar ( back ) high vowel , weakly rounded ( B5 V Q L5 ) : before pause , all voiced vowels , and all consonants except the long nasals and [ t , Y ] ; after pause , all voiced vowels , and all short non ...
[ u ] long voiced mediovelar ( back ) high vowel , weakly rounded ( B5 V Q L5 ) : before pause , all voiced vowels , and all consonants except the long nasals and [ t , Y ] ; after pause , all voiced vowels , and all short non ...
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( 4 ) If a succession of three or more vowels includes a sequence of two like vowels , the latter is pronounced as a phonetically overlong vowel ; the unlike vowel precedes or follows without interruption but without fusion .
( 4 ) If a succession of three or more vowels includes a sequence of two like vowels , the latter is pronounced as a phonetically overlong vowel ; the unlike vowel precedes or follows without interruption but without fusion .
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The seven non - nasalized vowels are quite similar to the corresponding vowels in French . Short non - final / e / is slightly higher , similar to the vowel in English ' pit ' ; similarly , short non - final / o / is slightly higher ...
The seven non - nasalized vowels are quite similar to the corresponding vowels in French . Short non - final / e / is slightly higher , similar to the vowel in English ' pit ' ; similarly , short non - final / o / is slightly higher ...
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The Comparison of Inequality in Spanish | 28 |
Peiping Morphophonemics | 63 |
Studies in Colloquial Japanese IV Phonemics | 86 |
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