closed syllable การใช้

• When it is in a closed syllable, it is pronounced.
• The lowest and most central allophones occur in unstressed closed syllables.
• *Vowels have lowered variants in closed syllables and when unstressed.
• The in closed syllables is somewhat lower than the in unstressed syllables.
• In closed syllables, vowels become open and sometimes centralized.
• This left no closed syllables at all in these languages.
• In most Germanic languages, lax vowels can only occur in closed syllables.
• This seems primarily due to the frequency of closed syllables in both languages.
• In closed syllables the vowels are pronounced respectively.
• Furthermore, vowels are shorter in closed syllables than they are in open syllables.
• It does not drop unstressed vowels in the closing syllables when the word is conjugated.
• An ending could also open a previously closed syllable, which would undo the gradation.
• The most distinctive feature of Turoyo phonology is its use of reduced vowels in closed syllables.
• L also vocalised after in closed syllables
• The inherent vowels are in open syllables ( CV ) and in closed syllables ( CVC ).
• The lengthening often also applied in reverse at some point, shortening long vowels in closed syllables.
• By the way, the 1st syllable of " extreme " is a closed syllable.
• Quebec French approaches even more when it is located in a closed syllable or an unstressed open syllable.
• 'New yat'is a reflex of ( which merged with yat in Ukrainian ) in closed syllables.
• This explains why " kotiin " retains a strong grade even though a closed syllable follows it.