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Sounds produced using the soft palate further back on the roof of the mouth as the place of articulation.
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Is the difference between a labialized consonant [ʷ] and a consonant followed by a [w] audible?
There are many key differences between [ʷ] and [w]. The most important is that [ʷ] is a secondary articulation on another sound, meaning it is a simultaneous modification, not a separate following sou …
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