nasalised vowel造句

• There are no inherently nasalised vowels in standard Marathi whereas the Chitpavani dialect of Marathi does have nasalised vowels.
• There are no inherently nasalised vowels in standard Marathi whereas the Chitpavani dialect of Marathi does have nasalised vowels.
• I think I'll go by Jongseong, pronounced as if written in German but pronounced by French speakers, with nasalised vowels ( roughly as " Yong-say-ong " ), as that was what I was called when I was a little boy in Geneva.
• Krause ( 1966 ) segments the top line of text into " ana hahai slaginaz . " " Hahai " here is interpreted as " hanh
  , " indicating both the occurrence in speech of the aspirant h preceded by a vowel and a nasal to be realised as nasalised vowel ( explaining the representation as " hahai " instead of expected " hanhai ) and the development of the Proto-Germanic dative ending from /-ai / to /-
  / over time.