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* /m n z l ʃ j w/ may be geminated. /r/ may also geminate but only in nonnative words like ⟨herr⟩ /ɛrː/.
* /m n z l ʃ j w/ can become geminated. /r/ may also geminate but only in nonnative words like ⟨herr⟩ /ɛrː/.
* /n̥/, depending on speaker, may be naturally geminated [n̥ː].
* /n̥/, depending on speaker, may be naturally geminated [n̥ː].
* /ɡ/ is an allophone ok /k/ intervocalically.
* /ɡ/ is an allophone of /k/ intervocalically.
* a rising number of speaker de-affricate /c͡ç/ to [ç].
* a rising number of speaker de-affricate /c͡ç/ to [ç].
* /ɟ͡ʝ/ is now largely dated and is instead merged with /c͡ç/ for the vast majority of younger speakers.
* /ɟ͡ʝ/ is now largely dated and is instead merged with /c͡ç/ for the vast majority of younger speakers.
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