Sentences with VOWELISATIONS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"There are different vowelisations in languages around the world."
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"Some languages have multiple vowelisations for the same phoneme."
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"The vowelisations in English can be tricky for non-native speakers."
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"The vowelisations in Spanish are more consistent than in English."
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"Linguists study vowelisations in order to understand phonetic patterns."
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"The vowelisations of Japanese are relatively simple compared to other languages."
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"The vowelisations in French vary according to regional accents."
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"The vowelisations in German can be challenging for English speakers."
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"Many indigenous languages have unique vowelisations not found in major languages."
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"The vowelisations of the Aboriginal languages of Australia are extremely diverse."
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"Some dialects may have vowelisations that are not present in the standard language."
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"The vowelisations used in singing often differ from those in everyday speech."
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"The vowelisations of words can change depending on their grammatical function."
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"Some languages have vowelisations that are nasalized or glottalized."
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"Children learn vowelisations through exposure to spoken language."
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"The vowelisations used in poetry can add musicality to the verses."
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"In some languages, vowelisations are indicated by diacritical marks above or below the letters."
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"The vowelisations of Old English were quite different from those of Modern English."
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"The linguist studied the vowelisations across different languages."
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"The book analyzed the vowelisations in Old English texts."
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"The language teacher taught the students the proper vowelisations of words."
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"The researcher's findings revealed interesting patterns in the vowelisations of the dialect."
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"The article discussed the historical vowelisations in Middle German."
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"The software program aimed to accurately transcribe vowelisations in speech."
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"The study compared the vowelisations of native speakers with second language learners."
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"The linguistic theory proposed a universal pattern in vowelisations."
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"The phonetics course focused on understanding the production and perception of vowelisations."
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"The vowelisations in the regional accent differed from the standard pronunciation."
