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• Their non-click consonant systems are not very complex.
• Its consonant system is more like Standard Dutch, although some phonemes are missing entirely.
• The consonant system consists of the phonemes.
• The consonant system is also conservative, and nearly the same as that of Urhobo.
• It has a simple consonant system and a complex vowel system, with no phonological tones.
• But you can't determine that just by saying the consonant systems are similar .)
• Christopher Ehret has hypothesized that Proto-Human had a very complex consonant system, including clicks.
• Duna's consonant system consists of twenty consonant phonemes with some allophonic variation . places of articulation.
• But some linguists think of it as a kind of Jiaoliao Mandarin because of same initial consonant system.
• These diverse languages tend to be tonal and of CV type with moderate consonant systems and simple vowel systems, often with nasalization.
• The Spanish consonant system is characterized by ( 1 ) three trilled " " r "-sounds ( single and double in orthography ).
• The consonant system of the Okinawan language is fairly similar to that of standard Japanese, but it does present a few differences on the sound processes.
• Brugmann 1897's systematic explanation augmented the PIE consonant system with a series of thorn led to the name " thorn cluster " for these groups.
• It has a moderately complex consonant system and five vowels with length and tone, totally about the same number of phonemes ( 40 ) as English.
• The consonant system of Balkan Romani differs in one significant aspect from those of other European languages : it has the aspirated plosives ( aspirated stops ) characteristic of Indian languages.
• It is a high consonant in the Thai tripartite consonant system ( D #  " 2 ( L, informally-1
   )  #  * 2 !  +  ! 9H ).
• According to Souag ( 2010 ), the vowel system consists of lax Y, m
  , Y #  #  and tense a, i, u, ?, ?, while the consonant system is as follows:
• This consonant did not appear to be clearly related to any of the consonants then reconstructed for PIE, and various unsatisfactory proposals were made to explain this consonant in terms of the PIE consonant system as it had then been reconstructed.
• Their consonant systems don't make them stand out from the Niger-Congo languages . ( In fact, there is very controversial evidence that Niger-Congo may itself be a small sub-branch of Nilo-Saharan.
• The English consonant system has been relatively stable over time, although changes in consonant clusters, mostly reductions, for instance those that produced the usual modern pronunciations of such letter combinations as, and [ [ English wh | ] ].