nasalized consonant造句

• It is notable for its lack of nasal consonants : there are no nasal or nasalized consonants or vowels, even allophonically.
• Vowels tend to be nasalized when they follow a nasalized consonant, and glottalized when they are placed before a glottal stop.
• In the IPA, nasal vowels and nasalized consonants are indicated by placing a tilde ( ~ ) over the vowel or consonant in question : French " sang ", Portuguese " bom ".
• Vowels do not become nasalized because of nasalized consonants, so the only consonants that become nasal are those in a cluster preceding a nasal vowel ( and coda after a nasal vowel ); a preceding oral vowel blocks the nasality from spreading to preceding syllables.
• However, possibly due to the mixed origins of Sesotho, there are several instances of appearing without nasalization ( as is the case in Setswana ) or of failing to nasalize when the nasalizing consonant is not visible ( such as when forming polysyllabic class 9 nouns ).
• Assimilation has taken place leftward, as opposed to right to left, from nasalized consonants overtime . " Originally when the vowel was oral, it nasalized the consonant and a nasalized vowel never followed suit, instead, the nasalized vowel came to preceded it "; though this is not true for the Omaha, or its'mother'language ."