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==== Approximants ==== | ==== Approximants ==== | ||
==== <small>Fortition</small> ==== | ===== <small>Fortition</small> ===== | ||
/ɹ j w/ fortify to [ð̠ ʝ ɣʷ] when occurring in a stressed syllable: | /ɹ j w/ fortify to [ð̠ ʝ ɣʷ] when occurring in a stressed syllable: | ||
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Notes: | Notes: | ||
*The most common realization of /ɹ/ is [ð̠], a voiced alveolar non-sibilant fricative, but some speakers may realize it as the sibilant counterpart [z] or even postalveolar [ʒ]. | *The most common realization of /ɹ/ is [ð̠], a voiced alveolar non-sibilant fricative, but some speakers may realize it as the sibilant counterpart [z] or even postalveolar [ʒ]. | ||
*Speakers who | *Speakers who realize /ɹ/ as [ʒ] typically merge [ʒ] and [ʝ] to [ʒ]. | ||
*Technically, /w/ would be better transcribed as [ɣʷ~ɣ] due to notable free variation, however [ɣʷ] is more commonly encountered and thus the more common transcription. | *Technically, /w/ would be better transcribed as [ɣʷ~ɣ] due to notable free variation, however [ɣʷ] is more commonly encountered and thus the more common transcription. | ||