| 11. | Some phonetic changes are made to it to match the properties of target language.
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| 12. | All the forms show the phonetic changes typical of later O uric ( prothetic v-).
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| 13. | Words often undergo phonetic change in order to make them easier for native speakers to pronounce.
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| 14. | The latin loans in Greek and Albanian show phonetic changes foreign to those specific to Romanian, too.
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| 15. | For the most part, phonetic changes are examples of stops and nasals under the influence of adjacent vowels.
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| 16. | Interpretation is more complex when different dating is found for similar phonetic changes in Egyptian papyri and learned Attic inscriptions.
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| 17. | Phonetic change in this context refers to the lack of phonological restructuring, not a small degree of sound change.
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| 18. | There are a number of traditional terms in historical linguistics designating types of phonetic change, either by nature or result.
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| 19. | The differences between the regional varieties are small, limited to regular phonetic changes, few grammar aspects, and lexical particularities.
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| 20. | In the words of latin origin, they share the same phonetic changes, with the exception of very few recent evolutions.
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