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Mosja Posted 7 years ago
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Nasal and oral differences?

English vowels which are typically oral (the air is realised through the mouth).

I don't get it and what the differences?

  

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mosja English vowels which are typically oral (the air is realised released through the mouth). I don't get it and what the differences? Typically oral?

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  • mosja English vowels which are typically oral (the air is realised released through the mouth).
  • I don't get it and what the differences?
  • Typically oral?
  • I'd say always oral.
  • I don't think they're talking about standard English if they're focusing on nasal vowels in English.
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mosja

English vowels which are typically oral (the air is realised released through the mouth).

I don't get it and what the differences?

Typically oral? I'd say always oral. I don't think they're talking about standard English if they're focusing on nasal vowels in English.

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