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Non-final oral diphthongs (and {{IPA|/ɔə̯/}} also when final) are pronounced with high pitch on their first component, and slightly falling on the second:
Non-final oral diphthongs (and {{IPA|/ɔə̯/}} also when final) are pronounced with high pitch on their first component, and slightly falling on the second:
: ''maita'' "river" {{IPA|[mæ˥ɪ̯˦tä˧]}}
: ''maita'' "river" {{IPA|[mæ˥ɪ̯˦tä˧]}}
: ''leiktas'' "surprise" {{IPA|[ɴ̆e˥ɪ̯˦ktä˧s]}}
: ''geiras'' "door" {{IPA|[ɡe˥ɪ̯˦ʀä˧s]}}
: ''haloe'' "name" {{IPA|[ɦä˧ɴ̆ɔ˥ə̯˦]}}
: ''haloe'' "name" {{IPA|[ɦä˧ɴ̆ɔ˥ə̯˦]}}
However, pitch does not fall if the following syllable has another high pitch:
However, pitch does not fall if the following syllable has another high pitch:
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