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1) /p, t, tʃ, k/ are aspirated in word-initial position.
1) /p, t, tʃ, k/ are aspirated in word-initial position.


2) In intervocalic position /p, t, , k] are realised as [ʍ, ɬ, ʃ, x]. Some dialects realise /t/ as [θ̠] in intervocalic position. Those dialects with // realise it as [ɕ] in intervocalic position.
2) In intervocalic position /b, d, , ɡ/ are realised as [v, ɹ, ʒ, j]. Some dialects realise /d/ as [ð̠] in intervocalic position. Those dialects with /ɟʝ/ realise it as [ʑ] in intervocalic position.  


3) In intervocalic position /b, d, dʒ, ɡ/ are realised as [v, ɹ, ʒ, j]. Some dialects realise /d/ as [ð̠] in intervocalic position. Those dialects with /ɟʝ/ realise it as [ʑ] in intervocalic position.  
3) /n/ is realised as [ŋ] in coda position.


4) /n/ is realised as [ŋ] in coda position.
4) In those dialects that lack /m/, /n/ is realised as a homorganic nasal in coda position before another consonant and /ŋ/ word-finally.
 
5) In those dialects that lack /m/, /n/ is realised as a homorganic nasal in coda position before another consonant and /ŋ/ word-finally.


===Prosody===
===Prosody===