 Falling tones can be heard in syllables which have two morae, e.g.those with a long vowel ("okukóoká" 'to sing'), those with a short vowel followed by a geminate consonant ("okubôbbá" 'to throb'), those with a vowel followed by a prenasalised consonant ("Abagândá" 'Baganda people'), and those following a consonant plus semivowel ("okulwâlá" [okulwáalá] 'to fall sick').They can also be heard on final vowels, e.g.