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1. It does not use the Ge'ez labiovelar letter variants.
2. A few ancient Indo-European languages like Latin had labiovelar consonants.
3. The voiced labiovelar approximant is a realization of between vowels other than the schwa.
4. It also uses the ones indicated below and the Ge'ez labiovelar letter variants.
5. The argument is that PIE had only two series, a simple velar and a labiovelar.
6. It's difficult to find labiovelar in a sentence. 用labiovelar造句挺難的
7. If h?was a voiced labiovelar fricative as is occasionally suggested, the change would therefore have been : >.
8. The bouk髄os rule, however, states that a labiovelar reduces to a plain velar when it occurs next to or.
9. Centum languages also retained the distinction between the PIE labiovelar row ( *, *, * ) and the plain velars.
10. Furthermore, in the speech of many young people the more common and arguably velarized allophone of is often realized as a labiovelar approximant.
11. Tigrinya has all the basic consonants, the Ge'ez labiovelar letter variants, except for ( ? ), plus the ones indicated below.
12. One archaic feature is the set of labiovelar consonants, written, which split into,, or in Ancient Greek, depending on the context and the dialect.
13. Although the Ge'ez script is usually used for Semitic languages, the phonemes of Bilen are very similar ( 7 vowels, labiovelar and ejective consonants ).
14. It is not clear if is similar, or truly palatal . is realized as labiovelar or labiodental in free variation occurs, but is not common, except before a stop.
15. Another theory is that there may have been only two series ( plain velar and labiovelar ) in PIE, with the palatalized velars arising originally as a conditioned sound change in satem languages.
16. In contrast to the parent language, Proto-Celtic does not use labiovelar * did not merge with *, though : plain * became * in Proto-Celtic, while aspirated * became *.
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