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1. _Sound : Cantonese is a guttural language, full of hard consonants.
2. Another allophone, an open-mid occurs word-initially and between hard consonants.
3. Preceding hard consonants retract to and so that ('gesture') and ('target') are pronounced and respectively.
4. The following examples show some of the morphological alternations between a hard consonant and its soft counterpart:
5. Between a hard consonant and, a slight offglide occurs, most noticeably after labial, labio-dental and velar consonants ( e . g .,'side').
6. It's difficult to find hard consonant in a sentence. 用hard consonant造句挺難的
7. The distinction between hard and soft consonants is clear in Bulgarian orthography, where hard consonants are considered normal and precede either,,, or.
8. On the other hand, the pronunciations of words such as ('hotel') retain the hard consonants despite a long presence in the language.
9. All this is told in hyped-up prose, full of hard consonants and loving descriptions of the horses, cattle and other fauna of the state of Montana.
10. It appears only after hard consonants, its phonetic value differs from, and there is some scholarly disagreement as to whether or not and denote different phonemes.
11. As a result, in most unstressed positions, only three vowel phonemes are distinguished after hard consonants (,, and ), and only two after soft consonants ( and ).
12. I felt that a lot of the guitar " squeaks " were jarring and very loud, and that many of the hard consonants and " s " sounds were jarring and scratchy sounding.
13. With regard to the rule, requiring the substitution of soft unaspirate consonants in the place of hard consonants, the "
    
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    a " that takes place in place of a vowel is not " sth
    
    nvit ".
14. As the Nasutions worked with Guruh to prepare for their next project, Chrisye began to write his own songs; in doing so he noted that he had difficulty with lyrics that included hard consonants, and worked to avoid them.
15. "' Gender "'may be influenced by Russian genders, as in the case of most words ending in'- ung', which are always feminine in German, but usually masculine in the mixed language because Russian nouns ending in a hard consonant are always masculine.
16. If the distinction is made for all relevant consonants, then " y " and " i " can be regarded as allophones of a single phoneme, with " y " following hard consonants and " i " following soft ones ( and in initial position ).
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