They are often substituted with other consonants, although there are a few instances when some of them are phonemic and not just allophonic.
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Syllable structure is ( C ) V ( C ); nasal syllablic nuclei cause allophonic variation of consonantal segments in the same syllable.
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Tigriniya's predecessor language of Ge ez also follows this unique allophonic system as well as the modern lingua franca of Ethiopia, Amharic.
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With over a century of use, Esperanto has developed a phonological norm, including accepted details of phonetics, phonotactics, and allophonic variation.
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The missionaries also found allophonic variation between and ( written with " d " ) and, between and, and between and.
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Although Kuipers ( 1974 ) does not specify, in many cases the glottalized or rounded version of a consonant seems to represent an allophonic variation.
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The Proto-Romance allophonic vowel-length system was rephonemicized in the Gallo-Romance languages as a result of the loss of many final vowels.
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Typical phonological analyses of Spanish consider the consonants,, and the underlying phonemes and their corresponding approximants,, and allophonic and derivable by phonological rules.
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Estonian, of Finnic languages, exhibits a rare phenomenon, where allophonic length variation has become phonemic following the deletion of the suffixes causing the allophony.
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,which is often written as, represents an open-mid front unrounded vowel, . represents the schwa,, which has several allophonic variants.
