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| t̠͡ʃ | | t̠͡ʃ | ||
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| k | | k | ||
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! style="" |Fricative | ! style="" |Fricative | ||
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| ʃ | | ʃ | ||
| ʝ | | ʝ | ||
| x | | x ɣ̞ | ||
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In reality, Seyō has a wider range of sounds, but these are produced in the spoken language. | |||
- /p t k/ -» [pʰ t̪ʰ k̟ʰ] at the beginning of speech. | |||
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