In Upper Bayang it is " chi aghar [ nT ", with an affricate and fricative consonants.
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One fricative consonant is still represented with a ligature :, and the extensions to the IPA contain three more :, and.
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Aperiodic sound sources are the turbulent noise of fricative consonants and the short-noise burst of plosive releases produced in the oral cavity.
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Obviously pitch and volume make a difference, but ( for example ) the fricative consonants don't seem to be as affected by volume.
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Similarly, the fricative consonant palatalizes into before the glide and the vowel, including when historically derives from : ?! " shikee " " world ".
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An example of a characteristic would be the fricative consonant sound called " c af + r ", which is an attribute of air escaping from a tube.
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The " gorgia " affects the voiceless stops and, which are pronounced as fricative consonants in post-vocalic position ( when not blocked by the competing phenomenon of syntactic gemination ):
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The fricative consonant is pronounced as a voiceless bilabial fricative before the vowel, and may vary from a voiceless palatal fricative to a voiceless alveolo-palatal fricative before the vowel, effectively merging with in this position.
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The active form of a multisyllabic verb with an initial stop consonant or fricative consonant is formed by prefixing the verb stem with " meN-", in which " N " stands for a nasal sharing the same place of articulation as the initial consonant.
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If you're using the symbol " ?" to mean anything other than a dental / interdental non-sibilant voiced fricative consonant sound, then you may be using the conventional transcription commonly used in a particular field, but you're not using IPA . AnonMoos 21 : 29, 11 February 2007 ( UTC)
