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reading an article in the Wall Street Journal in the early 1990s about Glide floss. It was a rather lengthy article and went into some detail about how...

the glide can and does surface anyway. So instead of treating [w] like a surfaced glide, it may be better to think of it as like the /w/'s off-glide which...

you think that the palatalization of /b/ is allophonic) or /ˈbʲawɨ/ (if you think that the palatal glide after /b/ is allophonic) but not /ˈbʲjawɨ/, which...

strength of articulation, but an oral resonance chamber greatly enlarged by the downward movement of the larynx. This is why [b] and [d] sound muffled compared...

an impressive collection of sounds that might be called "r": vocoid glides (oral and nasal both, and both rounded and unrounded), fricatives (in words...

the CERAP. INTERPRETER: Let me correct -- correct glide slope to glide scope. Glide scope to glide slope. (Resumption of translation) THE WITNESS: Listening...

t k/, the glottal stop /ʔ/, the voiced stops /b d z g/, the glottalized stops /p', t', c', k'/, the oral fricatives /s š/, the glottal fricative /h/, the...

appear (a) in monophthongs, (b) as on-glides (equivalent to English's semivowel) in diphthongs/triphthongs, (c) as off-glides in diphthongs/triphthongs....

"hew" I can say [çuː] and I can say [çjuː], but in my natural speech the glide is definitely present. Therefore the standard analysis /hjuː/ makes sense...

kind of. In fact, there is a sort of nasal glide toward the end of the vowel as to prevent a gap between the oral sound of the vowel and the nasal sound of...

characteristic of same is "sonorant oral glide (плаўны), labial hard" (by the active artic. organ) and "sonorant glide, bilabial hard" (by the passive artic...

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unreleased. /p, m, t, n, k/ and /ŋ/ are certainly stops, whether they be oral or nasal stops. But I don't think I've ever heard /l/ being mentioned as...

a vowel followed by a glide followed by a vowel – [ajɚ] or [aɪ̯ɚ] or [aɪ̯ɹ̩]. None of those has the correct glide–vowel–glide structure that is characteristic...

meaning the glottal stop and ":" referring to a glide). Before a consonant, the prefix loses its glide and becomes "/a". Ashiwi is the term used to pluralize...

According to Chitoran (2002 cited in the article), other instances of glides comes from a glide formation process that is blocked if the syllable onset contains...

compiled and written in Baybayin in the book Aginid, Bayok sa Atong Tawarik ("Glide on, Odes to Our History") in 1952 by Jovito Abellana. → Source? The chronicle...

October 2005 (UTC) --- In Brazil the "nh" is more like a nasal frontal glide (a nasal /j/)Cpom 03:29, 31 May 2007 (UTC) Hey, I'm writing from Brazil...

works, Film adaptation and Literary significance and reception (which is glided over with "it has been praised by critics"). Skomorokh 16:43, 13 April 2009...

sonority: oral stop > fricative > nasal > approximant And depending on the language it may further break up the categories (i.e., "liquid > glide" in lieu...