The front mid rounded vowels occur in the Northumbrian dialect, for instance, but merged into in the best attested Late West Saxon dialect.
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This left an asymmetric system consisting of five short vowels and six long vowels, with additional front-rounded vowels in the southwest area.
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Proto-Germanic had no front rounded vowels, although all Germanic languages except for Gothic subsequently developed them through the process of i-umlaut.
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In Afrikaans, it represents either, or a near-close near-front rounded vowel ( ); likewise the phoneme is represented by.
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Thus, the placement of unrounded vowels to the left of rounded vowels on the IPA vowel chart is reflective of their position in formant space.
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Haitian scholar Charles Pressoir critiqued the McConnell Laubach orthography for its lack of codified front rounded vowels, which are typically used only by francophone elites.
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The "'close-mid back protruded vowel "'is the most common variant of the close-mid back rounded vowel.
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A Venn diagram of Hungarian vowel harmony, featuring front rounded vowels, front unrounded vowels ( " neutral " vowels ), and back vowels.
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Comparing colonial documents in Wastek to modern Wastek it can be seen that they were originally clusters of and a rounded vowel followed by a glide.
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Erich Hauer, a German sinologist and Manchurist, proposes that it was pronounced as a front rounded vowel initially, but a back unrounded vowel medially.
