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	===-Nasal Consonants====		====Nasal Consonants====

	A schwa has a strong tendency to be lost if it occurs immediately after a nasal consonant, and immediately before a stop or affricate. In this case, the nasal changes it's place or articulation to be homorganic with the stop / affricate e.g. /çə̀wàŋə̀ˈpô̰/ - "udder" is usually heard as [ḉʉwɔ́mˈpɔ̰̂ː].		A schwa has a strong tendency to be lost if it occurs immediately after a nasal consonant, and immediately before a stop or affricate. In this case, the nasal changes it's place or articulation to be homorganic with the stop / affricate e.g. /çə̀wàŋə̀ˈpô̰/ - "udder" is usually heard as [ḉʉwɔ́mˈpɔ̰̂ː].