Phonology
Consonants
* /b, d/ can become fricatives ², ðintervocalically in fast speech. * /k/ can be heard as a fricative £in fast speech. * /ɾ/ becomes in word-initial position. * /j/ is heard as an affricate Ê’when following a plosive.Vowels
* /i/ becomes ªwhen before /s/ or a word-final /n/. * /É›/ becomes more close as when before a sonorant back consonant.References
External links
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