例句與造句

1. Whether a non-plain consonant is geminated or long depends on the syllabic context.
2. The Carolinians seem to have interpreted their vulgarized consonants as plain consonants followed by glides, like the Chamorro phones.
3. Palatalization of consonants before front vowels is not indicated in the orthography, so that plain consonant letters can represent both types of consonant depending on what vowel follows.
4. The roots in which the plain consonant was generalized are those traditionally reconstructed as having " plain velars " in the parent language in contrast to " palatovelars ".
5. General Modern Hebrew and Maltese are notable exceptions among Semitic languages to the presence of emphatic consonants, with all emphatics merging into plain consonants under the influence of Indo-European languages.
6. It's difficult to find plain consonant in a sentence. 用plain consonant造句挺難的
7. Murmured vowels after plain consonants contrast with plain vowels after aspirated consonants, and likewise glottalized vowels with ejective consonants, so these are phonations of the vowels and not assimilation with consonant phonation.
8. Further, in the Oxchuc dialect, an [ h ] preceding a plain consonant will change the consonant into an ejective stop; thus " baht "'( " he / she went " ) in Oxchuc corresponds to " baht " in other dialects.
9. The remaining two palatalized consonants, and, don t offer a one-to-one contrast with plain consonants; the former because it is the only lateral consonant and so contrasts with no other phoneme on the basis of just palatalization;, while contrasting with, also contrasts with,, and.
10. The difference between the two layouts lies in the use of as an alternate to AltGr to create the dotted, long vowel syllables, and the mapping of the small plain consonants to the Caps + number keys in the " Naqittaut " layout, while the " Latin " layout does not have access to the plain consonants, and can only access the long vowel syllables through the AltGr shift states.
11. The difference between the two layouts lies in the use of as an alternate to AltGr to create the dotted, long vowel syllables, and the mapping of the small plain consonants to the Caps + number keys in the " Naqittaut " layout, while the " Latin " layout does not have access to the plain consonants, and can only access the long vowel syllables through the AltGr shift states.