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*Glottalized consonants are realized with simultaneous creaky voicing for most speakers, but some speakers realize glottalized stops as implosive either in free variation or word-initially. | *Glottalized consonants are realized with simultaneous creaky voicing for most speakers, but some speakers realize glottalized stops as implosive either in free variation or word-initially. | ||
*Aspirated consonants have light to moderate aspiration. | *Aspirated consonants have light to moderate aspiration. | ||
*Pre-stopped nasals may be initially either voiced or voiceless, but are more often voiceless. | |||
*In far western dialects, palatalized and plain velar consonants may be realized as prevelar and postvelar respectively. | *In far western dialects, palatalized and plain velar consonants may be realized as prevelar and postvelar respectively. | ||
**/ɰ(ˀ)/ and [ɣ(ˀ)] may be realized as either prevelar or postvelar, or merge into [j(ˀ) ʝ(ˀ)]. | **/ɰ(ˀ)/ and [ɣ(ˀ)] may be realized as either prevelar or postvelar, or merge into [j(ˀ) ʝ(ˀ)]. | ||