| 31. | The text of the poem in hiragana ( with archaic and but without voiced consonant marks ) is:
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| 32. | Likewise, changes of voiced consonants are triggered by changes in voiceless consonants; what appears as voicing is really weakening.
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| 33. | By the 1st century the voiced consonants and became fricatives and, though probably remained plosive till the 3rd-4th centuries.
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| 34. | Furthermore, in Karelian, voiced consonants occur also in native words, not just in loans as in standard Finnish .)
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| 35. | Vowels following a voiced consonant ( depressor consonant ) acquired a lower tone as the voicing lost its distinctiveness.
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| 36. | Voiced consonants such as / z / are made by mixing a synthesized voiced sound with a recorded unvoiced sound.
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| 37. | Such sounds are often referred to informally as lenis or half-Xhosa, slack-voiced consonants have usually been transcribed as breathy voice.
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| 38. | Czech does have the sound, but in native Czech words it only occurs as a replacement of before other voiced consonants.
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| 39. | The voiced consonants have oral allophones ( left ) before oral vowels, and nasal allophones ( right ) before nasal vowels.
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| 40. | All voiced consonants are pronounced voiceless at the end of the word when after an unvoiced consonant comes a voiced one.
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