| 1. | They occur as the intervocalic allophone of glottal stop in many languages.
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| 2. | The glottal stop / ? / is usually not represented in writing.
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| 3. | It signifies a glottal stop _ or a total break in sound.
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| 4. | In Arabic, the Alif has the glottal stop pronunciation when occurring initially.
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| 5. | Phrase-final / a / is also followed by a phonetic glottal stop.
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| 6. | The glottal stop with its restricted distribution also occurs but only word-finally.
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| 7. | A word-final glottal stop was represented by doubling the final vowel letter.
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| 8. | One of the most noticeable of these traits is the " glottal stop,"
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| 9. | Later she yodeled, with her glottal stops arriving in quadruple time.
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| 10. | In casual speech, this is however often rendered as without a glottal stop.
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