Dyirbal actually has only four places of articulation for the stop and nasal consonants--this is fewer than most other Australian Aboriginal languages, which have six.
This is fewer than most other Australian Aboriginal languages, which have six. Dyirbal actually has only four places of articulation for the stop and nasals.
Dyirbal actually has only four places of articulation for the stop and nasals. This is fewer than most other Australian Aboriginal languages, which have six.
Dyirbal actually has only four places of articulation for the stop and nasals. This is fewer than most other Australian Aboriginal languages, which have six.