Sentences with POSTALVEOLAR
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"She produced a postalveolar fricative sound in her pronunciation of the word."
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"The phoneme represented by 'sh' in English is a postalveolar consonant."
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"The postalveolar click is a rare speech sound found in some African languages."
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"The singer effortlessly articulated the postalveolar affricate sound in the song."
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"The language uses a complex system of postalveolar consonants."
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"The dental sound in this dialect gradually shifted to a postalveolar one."
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"His accent gave his speech a distinct postalveolar quality."
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"The postalveolar fricative is commonly used in many Romance languages."
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"The postalveolar nasal is produced by lowering the back of the tongue."
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"I struggled with the pronunciation of the postalveolar approximant."
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"The articulation of the postalveolar consonant /Ê/ is similar to that of the alveolar /s/ sound."
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"I find it difficult to pronounce the postalveolar fricative /Ê/ correctly."
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"In English, the affricates /tÊ/ and /dÊ/ are usually considered postalveolar sounds."
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"The postalveolar approximant /ɹ/ is common in many dialects of English."
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"She had trouble producing the postalveolar affricate /tÊ/ in words like 'church'."
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"The Mandarin pinyin 'x' represents the voiceless postalveolar fricative /É/."
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"The postalveolar nasal /ɲ/ can be heard in words like 'canyon' and 'onion'."
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"The dental and alveolar sounds are produced differently than postalveolar sounds."
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"The English phoneme /Ê/ is a voiceless postalveolar fricative."
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"The phonetic symbol for the voiced postalveolar fricative is /Ê/."
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"In some dialects of Spanish, the postalveolar fricatives are pronounced as alveolar sounds."
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"The Korean consonant 'ã
' represents the postalveolar affricate /tÉÊ°/."
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"The 'zh' sound in the word 'measure' is a voiced postalveolar fricative."
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"Many African languages have a postalveolar click sound in their phonetic inventory."
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"The voiced postalveolar affricate /dÊ/ can be heard in words like 'job' and 'gin'."
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"Some dialects of Arabic have a postalveolar allophone for the phoneme /q/."
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"The English 'r' sound is usually produced as a postalveolar approximant in American English."
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"The postalveolar trill /r/ is a less common sound, found in languages like Polish and Scottish Gaelic."
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"The Northern Sotho language has a postalveolar ejective /tÊʼ/."
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"The phonetic symbol for the voiceless postalveolar affricate is /tÊ/."
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"The postalveolar is a place of articulation in linguistics."
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"The postalveolar is often classified as a manner of articulation."
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"In English, the postalveolar sound is found in words like 'ship' and 'measure'."
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"The postalveolar is produced by the tongue tip or blade making contact with the postalveolar ridge."
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"Some languages have a postalveolar affricate as a phoneme."
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"The postalveolar is sometimes confused with the palato-alveolar, but they are distinct sounds."
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"The postalveolar is one of several places of articulation in the mouth."
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"The postalveolar consonants are quite common across languages."
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"The zip code for the postalveolar area is 12345."
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"The dental and postalveolar fricatives are similar in some languages."
