Sentences with DIPHTHONGIZATION
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"Old English experienced diphthongization in the transition to Middle English."
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"In some dialects, diphthongization of certain vowels is a common phonological process."
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"The process of diphthongization can lead to changes in vowel quality and pronunciation."
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"Some scholars argue that diphthongization is influenced by neighboring consonants."
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"The phenomenon of diphthongization has been extensively studied in linguistics."
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"Certain environments can trigger diphthongization in certain languages."
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"The vowel system of this dialect shows evidence of diphthongization."
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"The process of diphthongization can vary across different dialects."
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"The diphthongization of certain vowels can be observed in historical language records."
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"The diphthongization process can be influenced by sociolinguistic factors."
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"Certain languages have a higher tendency for diphthongization than others."
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"In some cases, diphthongization can lead to the creation of new phonemes."
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"The diphthongization process can be gradual or rapid depending on various factors."
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"Studies have shown that diphthongization can have both phonetic and phonological consequences."
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"The diphthongization of the /iË/ vowel can be observed in different dialects."
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"The diphthongization of the /oÊ/ vowel is commonly found in American English."
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"The diphthongization of the /aɪ/ sound is a characteristic feature of certain accents."
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"The diphthongization of the Proto-Indo-European short vowels played a significant role in the development of modern languages."
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"The diphthongization process can be influenced by neighboring sounds and phonetic environments."
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"In some languages, diphthongization is a natural consequence of certain phonetic rules."
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"Old English experienced diphthongization of certain vowels, resulting in changes to the language's vowel system."
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"The diphthongization of the /É/ vowel is a common feature in various Germanic languages."
