Palatalization is phonetically realized as strong palatal friction or as slight vowel fronting in the syllable and occurs if a syllable margin is the palatal, and sometimes when the margin is an alveolar consonant (with the exception of liquids) or a bilabial stop.
It occurs whenever a syllable margin is the palatal, and sometimes when the margin is an alveolar consonant (with the exception of liquids) or a bilabial stop. Palatalization is phonetically realized as strong palatal friction or as slight vowel fronting in the syllable.
Palatalization is phonetically realized as strong palatal friction or as slight vowel fronting in the syllable. It occurs whenever a syllable margin is the palatal, and sometimes when the margin is an alveolar consonant (with the exception of liquids) or a bilabial stop.
Palatalization is phonetically realized as strong palatal friction or as slight vowel fronting in the syllable. It occurs whenever a syllable margin is the palatal, and sometimes when the margin is an alveolar consonant (with the exception of liquids) or a bilabial stop.