epenthetic การใช้

• They are pronounced with an epenthetic between the vowels :.
• The schwa can be analyzed as a solely epenthetic vowel.
• Is used to write the epenthetic schwa vowel which occurs frequently in Kabyle.
• Some originally epenthetic consonants have become part of the established pronunciation of words.
• A voiceless epenthetic schwa optionally breaks up consonant clusters, as noted above.
• Some speakers add an epenthetic vowel to break up the resulting consonant cluster.
• All class-two verbs have an epenthetic vowel, which appears as or.
• :: : You get a slight epenthetic schwa between diphthongs and a following.
• The epenthetic vowel had different regional spellings.
• Glottal stop could be argued to be epenthetic on an onsetless syllabel rather than phonemic.
• Bulgarian inserted an epenthetic ? before both.
• In vowel-initial words and between adjacent vowels, an epenthetic glottal stop appears.
• Malayalam has the epenthetic vowel " m
  " in word-final position.
• There are no strict limits when the epenthetic is obligatory, optional, or prohibited.
• There is a great deal of personal variation as to when an epenthetic vowel is used.
• Class-one verbs with short roots exhibit epenthetic vowel before endings beginning in a consonant.
• The epenthetic vowel " e " may be inserted between the affix and the verb.
• Though they are generally not aspirated, aspiration often occurs before obstruents and epenthetic schwas before sonorants.
• Also, there is an epenthetic vowel " a " between the nominal and verbal roots.
• One hypothesis argues that Japanese developed " as a default, epenthetic consonant in the intervocalic position ".