geminated การใช้

• Geminate obstruents are tense and often give the impression of aspiration.
• Normally becomes, becomes, and becomes . and are predominantly geminate.
• Voiceless stops are geminated and nasals also contrast in length.
• The long ( geminate ) consonants occur only between vowels.
• Geminate is pronounced and written . is also pronounced and written after.
• All consonants except for / h / can be geminated.
• All consonants can be geminated ( held longer ), except for.
• The following cannot be geminate :, and the fricatives.
• All consonants except the glottal stop can occur as geminates.
• Kavalan is also one of two Formosan languages to have geminating consonants.
• A root containing geminated consonants rather than clusters of it.
• Another debated change has been the introduction of geminate consonants.
• Gradation is the simplest for geminated ( long ) plosives.
• Geminated stops in Comanche have also become phonetically preaspirated.
• Vowels may be long, and consonants may be geminate ( doubled ).
• All segments may be geminated except for the pharyngeals.
• The final consonant can be geminated in order to convey an intensive meaning.
• The geminates of these are written,,,.
• Geminated stops may be pre-aspirated in intervocalic and word-final position.
• A few languages have regained secondary geminate consonants.