labialize造句

• Many of these languages are transcribed with and with labialized consonants.
• The highly variable labialized ) pronunciations of nearby parts of Sweden.
• The Kansai woman notes that TM
  kyM
  speakers de-labialize to.
• The labialized labials are more precisely labio-velarized labials.
• Additionally, they are labialized before the rounded back vowel } }.
• Currently, e is a redirect to Labialized palatal approximant.
• Labialized clicks are found in word-initial position.
• The labialized stop consonants and also occur in the speech of some speakers.
• Some languages also have labialized or prenasalized clicks.
• Then, both articulations can be similar such as labialized labial or palatalized velar.
• The velars followed by the close back rounded vowel assimilate into the labialized velars.
• The most common labialized consonants are labialized velars.
• The most common labialized consonants are labialized velars.
• The close front rounded vowel is the vocalic equivalent of the labialized palatal approximant.
• Similarly is assumed as the labialized counterpart of.
• Note that the unvoiced heterorganic doubled articulant fricative only occurs labialized ( only as ).
• The velar aspiration is also found on a labialized velar ( orthographic } } ).
• For example, as an allophone of before a uvular plosive as in labialized velar nasal.
• The sequences * h?w and * h?w yield a labialized laryngeal * + ?.
• Before the rounded, is phonetically strongly labialized as; elsewhere, it lacks the labialization.