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The voiceless stops '''p t k ts tś''' were weakly aspirated like Japanese voiceless stops.
The voiceless stops '''p t k ts tś''' were weakly aspirated like Japanese voiceless stops.


Little is known about the laryngeals '''*Q, *H, *X'''. Some conjectured realizations are:
Little is known about the laryngeals '''*Q, *X'''. Some conjectured realizations are:
*'''Q''' = /q/
*'''Q''' = /q/
*'''H''' = /ʁ (???)/ (merges into '''F''' in Tseer and Naeng; it might have been a compressed-rounded vocalized-L-like phoneme.)
*'''X''' = some kind of devoiced back consonant, /h/, /x/ or /ç/ or /q/
*'''X''' = some kind of devoiced back consonant, /h/, /x/ or /ç/ or /q/
The laryngeals may have developed allophones in different environments, leading to conditioned reflexes in daughter lnaguages.
The laryngeals may have developed allophones in different environments, leading to conditioned reflexes in daughter lnaguages.
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