palatalised consonant造句

• The examples in the table below illustrate the formation of palatalised consonants.
• Palatalised consonants contrast with unpalatalised consonant + y clusters.
• Eleven basic phonetic vowels appear, mostly derived from the two phonemic vowels adjacent to palatalised consonants.
• The status of is marginal; it occurs as an allophone of after a non-palatalised consonant.
• In Konkani dialects other than Sashti Christian, the palatalised consonants occur only before the vowels a, o, and occasionally before u.
• If a word ends in a palatalised consonant, the vowel that appears after it is predictably "'i " '.
• In palatalised consonants ( A8 = LK9 " blue ", which never happens in Russian ), and it often follows,, and.
• Since the vowel "'-
  "'palatalised the preceding consonant before it disappeared, it appears predictably after a palatalised consonant.
• While vowel letters in the Cyrillic alphabet may be divided into iotated and non-iotated pairs ( for example, and both represent, the latter denoting a preceding palatalised consonant ), is more complicated.
• :In Devanagari and Kannada orthography, a palatalised consonant is often represented as if the consonant is followed by y, whereas a consonant + y cluster is represented as if the consonant letter is followed by iy.
• This text of the Lord's Prayer is presented in the standardised West Saxon literary dialect, with added macrons for vowel length, markings for probable palatalised consonants, modern punctuation, and the replacement of the letter wynn with w.
• In certain suffixes, after palatalised consonants and, and ( which is written as } } ) can be distinguished from and from each other : ('field'nominative singular neuter ) is different from ('field'singular genitive ), and the final sounds differ from the realisation of in that position.