labiodental flap造句

• The labiodental flap, is marginal, only occurring in two native Buwal words.
• The bilabial flap is a variant of the labiodental flap in several languages, including Mono.
• In the Sika, this sound occurs as an allophone of the labiodental flap in careful pronunciation.
• In 2005 the International Phonetic Association adopted the " right hook v " symbol to represent the labiodental flap.
• Since then, the received transcription of the bilabial flap involves employing the labiodental flap symbol modified by an advanced diacritic : } }.
• In phonetics, the "'labiodental flap "'is a speech sound found primarily in languages of Central Africa, such as flaps.
• Mono has 33 consonant phonemes, including three labial-velar stops (,, and prenasalized ), an asymmetrical eight-vowel system, and a labiodental flap ( allophonically a bilabial flap ) that contrasts with both and.
• If there is any reason for a sound like this to be unlikely, it would be the difficulty of moving the articulators ( tongue and lips ) in such a weird way; but, then again, some languages have labiodental flaps that are just as articulatorily difficult . contribs 22 : 39, 20 February 2010 ( UTC)
• However, some of this is now out of date-for example, there are some documented Adamawan and Ubangan languages that have a phonemeic labiodental flap, as well as several Sudanic languages that have a nonphonemic labiodental flap . ( Check out the SIL International's web page for more information on this, and other research in the area of linguistics . ) pgdudda
• However, some of this is now out of date-for example, there are some documented Adamawan and Ubangan languages that have a phonemeic labiodental flap, as well as several Sudanic languages that have a nonphonemic labiodental flap . ( Check out the SIL International's web page for more information on this, and other research in the area of linguistics . ) pgdudda