Sentences with GLOTTAL-STOP
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"The glottal stop sound is found in some languages like Arabic and Hebrew."
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"She pronounced the word with a glottal stop at the beginning."
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"In some dialects, the glottal stop is used as a replacement for certain consonant sounds."
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"The linguist explained the use of glottal stops in different African languages."
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"The singer added a glottal stop between the verses for emphasis."
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"The glottal stop is considered a phoneme in some languages."
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"His speech had a noticeable glottal stop at the end of each sentence."
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"The glottal stop is often represented by an apostrophe in phonetic transcriptions."
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"When speaking quickly, people tend to omit glottal stops in certain words."
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"She studied the glottal stop as part of her research on language variation."
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"The word 'uh-oh' features a glottal stop between the two syllables."
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"In some languages, such as Arabic, the glottal stop is considered a separate phoneme."
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"She pronounced the word 'bottle' with a glottal stop instead of the 't' sound."
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"The glottal stop in the word 'butter' can vary depending on the speaker's accent."
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"Linguists often use the symbol '?' to represent the glottal stop."
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"In English, the glottal stop can sometimes be inserted before a stressed vowel sound."
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"The glottal stop can affect the rhythm and flow of speech."
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"Some people use a glottal stop to replace the 't' sound in words like 'water' or 'butter'."
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"The glottal stop can be challenging for non-native speakers to pronounce."
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"The glottal stop is a feature of many dialects of English."
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"She pronounced the word 'button' with a glottal stop instead of the 't' sound."
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"The glottal stop is often used in Cockney English."
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"Native speakers instinctively use glottal stops without even realizing it."
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"The glottal stop is commonly used in Hawaiian language."
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"Some linguists argue that the glottal stop should be considered a separate consonant."
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"The glottal stop is often used in the Australian Aboriginal languages."
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"The glottal stop can occur within a word, as in 'uh-oh'."
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"The glottal stop can be heard at the end of words like 'bottle' in certain dialects."
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"The glottal stop is often used in New Zealand English."
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"Native speakers of Hawaiian are familiar with using the glottal stop."
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"The glottal stop is a common feature in many Arabic dialects."
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"In some languages, such as Hawaiian, the glottal stop is considered a separate phoneme."
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"She pronounced the word 'butter' with a glottal stop in the middle."
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"Many English speakers use a glottal stop instead of the /t/ sound in words like 'better' and 'bottle'."
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"The glottal stop is represented by the symbol '?' in the International Phonetic Alphabet."
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"In certain dialects of British English, the glottal stop can be heard in words like 'butter' and 'water'."
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"Linguists have identified several different types of glottal stops across languages."
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"The glottal stop can sometimes create ambiguity in written texts if not properly indicated."
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"Some indigenous languages of the Americas make extensive use of the glottal stop."
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"Her pronunciation improved after she learned to incorporate the glottal stop correctly."
