velar consonant การใช้

• Many Kriol speakers tend to palatalize the velar consonants and preceding.
• Bilabial and velar consonants and may be followed by when initial.
• Velar consonants and preceding front vowels or are palatalized as and, respectively.
• When preceded by and followed by a velar consonant, it is realized as.
• Both breaking and retraction are fundamentally phenomena of assimilation to a following velar consonant.
• An example of a coronal velar consonant is one of the dentoalveolo-velar.
• Eventually, both velar consonants and developed French influence, English orthography shares this feature.
• In particular, it shares the palatalisation of velar consonants also found in Old English.
• The nasal velar consonant is generally written with the Latin letter, but occasionally as.
• This was a purely phonological change of assibilation of velar consonants with secondary palatal articulations.
• While is in fact a velar consonant,,, and are less obviously so.
• That is the case of English, which is a velar consonant with secondary labial articulation.
• Xavante is highly unusual in lacking velar consonants, except for the labio-velar approximant.
• Velar consonants alternate with palatal consonants before / e / and sometimes before / a /.
• Thus, the alternation of in the two contexts is indicative of an underlying velar consonant.
• The labialized velar consonants and have limited use, contrasting and almost solely before the vowel.
• When " r " precedes a velar consonant, a is inserted between the two.
• The term is now commonly extended to include also velar consonants, which deviates from the strict etymology.
• As used in linguistics, such a definition includes all velar consonants, regardless of manner of articulation.
• Notably, there are no velar consonants without secondary articulation : they are all either palatalized or labialized.