Sentences with LABIODENTAL
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"The labiodental fricative is a common sound in many languages."
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"Some dialects of English pronounce the 'th' sound as a labiodental fricative."
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"The labiodental consonants are produced by the lower lip touching the upper teeth."
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"She struggled with the pronunciation of labiodental sounds in her second language."
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"The labiodental nasal is a phoneme in some African languages."
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"The labiodental flap is a highly unusual sound in phonetics."
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"The labiodental trill is a sound that few speakers can produce correctly."
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"He studied the articulation of labiodental sounds for his linguistics research."
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"The labiodental consonant /f/ can be found in words like 'fun' and 'phone'."
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"She had difficulty pronouncing the labiodental fricative in 'faith'."
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"The labiodental nasal sound /ɱ/ is found in some languages like Welsh and Sika."
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"The labiodental approximant /Ê/ is similar to the English 'w' sound in words like 'we' and 'where'."
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"He struggled with the labiodental sound in the word 'vase'."
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"The labiodental trill is a rare sound, produced by vibrating the lower lip against the upper teeth."
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"The labiodental flap /â±±/ is a less common sound, found in some African languages."
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"Some languages, like Icelandic, feature both labiodental and dental fricatives."
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"The presence of labiodentals in a language can vary depending on dialect and accent."
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"Many English speakers replace labiodental sounds with their bilabial counterparts."
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"The labiodental fricative is voiced in some languages, like Spanish."
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"The labiodental nasal can be heard in the word 'symphony'."
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"The labiodental approximant can sometimes be confused with the bilabial approximant."
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"Certain dialects of Arabic use a labiodental approximant instead of the typical bilabial sound in words like 'water'."
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"The labiodental trill is a highly challenging sound for most speakers."
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"She had to practice the labiodental fricative repeatedly to improve her pronunciation."
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"The labiodental flap is not commonly distinguished in many languages."
