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 devoiced. /w/ becomes /f/, /l/ becomes /&#620;/, /j/ becomes /ç/, and /&#641;/
 becomes /&#967;/, voiced nasals become prestopped e.g.
-yuuwéy /ju&#720;wei&#660;/ - clothes, absolutive
-yuufoekin /ju&#720;f&#600;ki&#628;/ - clothes, ergative
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 So, in the absolutive
-case, “my clothes” or “our clothes” (not including you) would be myiyuuwéy /m&#690;iju&#720;wei&#660;/, “your clothes” would be tiyuuwéy /tiju&#720;wei&#660;/ etc.
+case, “my frog” or “our frog” (not including you) would be myiwùerù /m&#690;iw&#616;&#614;&#641;u&#614;/, “your frog” would be tiwùerù /tiw&#616;&#614;&#641;u&#614;/ etc.
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