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The liquids ''r'' and ''l'' can appear as '''syllabic consonants''': tlsl /tˡl̩ɬ/ (shallow), prk /pr̩k/ (wagon) and trs /tr̩s/ (smith)
The liquids ''r'' and ''l'' can appear as '''syllabic consonants''': ''tlsl'' /tˡl̩ɬ/ (shallow), ''prk'' /pr̩k/ (wagon) and ''trs'' /tr̩s/ (smith)
*Vernacularly, both syllabic and obstruent-following ''r'' are pronounced as voiceless alveolar trill /r̩̊/ or /r̥/ when in contact with only voiceless consonants: ''trs'' /tr̩̊s/ (smith) contrasting with ''trls'' /trs/ (while standard /trəls/) (smiths)  
*In eastern dialects, ''pr'' is realized as /ʙ/
*In eastern dialects, ''pr'' is realized as /ʙ/
*Fricatives show properties of syllabic consonants word-initially and word-finally.
*Fricatives show properties of syllabic consonants word-initially and word-finally.