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* /r/ is a lamino-alveolar or dental trill or flap. It is often pronounced as Czech ''ř'' or as [ʒ] by younger speakers. | * /r/ is a lamino-alveolar or dental trill or flap. It is often pronounced as Czech ''ř'' or as [ʒ] by younger speakers. | ||
* /rʶ/ may be realized as [ɾʶ] or [ɹʷʶ], the latter sounding a lot like a General American English r. | * /rʶ/ may be realized as [ɾʶ] or [ɹʷʶ], the latter sounding a lot like a General American English r. | ||
* All non-rhotic, non- | * All non-rhotic, non-postalveolar coronals are lamino-dental. | ||
* Nonemphatic consonants (except /v h/) are allophonically palatalized in pausal position. /t{{asp}} t n l/ become laminal alveolar [t̻ʲ{{asp}} t{{lam}}ʲ n̻ʲ lʲ] when allophonically palatalized. Allophonic palatalization of nonemphatic consonants also occurs when said consonant is next to a prevelar consonant (one of /k̟{{asp}} k̟ x̟ j/): e.g. ''ħacme'' [ˈħ{{lowered}}æk̟ʰmʲə] 'rule'. This also affects /v/ ''after'' a prevelar, e.g. ''gvèr'' [k̟vʲe:r] 'about, concerning'. | * Nonemphatic consonants (except /v h/) are allophonically palatalized in pausal position. /t{{asp}} t n l/ become laminal alveolar [t̻ʲ{{asp}} t{{lam}}ʲ n̻ʲ lʲ] when allophonically palatalized. Allophonic palatalization of nonemphatic consonants also occurs when said consonant is next to a prevelar consonant (one of /k̟{{asp}} k̟ x̟ j/): e.g. ''ħacme'' [ˈħ{{lowered}}æk̟ʰmʲə] 'rule'. This also affects /v/ ''after'' a prevelar, e.g. ''gvèr'' [k̟vʲe:r] 'about, concerning'. | ||
* Emphatic consonants are less strongly uvularized and more velarized in pause, for speakers that uvularize emphatics. | * Emphatic consonants are less strongly uvularized and more velarized in pause, for speakers that uvularize emphatics. | ||