nasality वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. This figure trains the velum ( also known as the soft palate ) and consists of exercises opening, partially closing and completely closing the velopharyngeal port to control the degree of nasality in the voice.
2. There is sweet nasality in the prospect : Geraldine Ferraro, the Goldilocks candidate from the'80s, doing full-blast yip-yap in the face of the rough-edged D'Amato.
3. Recreating the moment, Shaw did a dead-on imitation of Smith's voice, complete with all her nasality : " When I got to the handbag line, I could never say handbag.
4. These loanwords show no trace of the old nasality of * 
   and * ? which indicates that the original Proto-Slavic length was preserved in all positions and conditions even after the denasalisation of * ? and * 
   .
5. Long vowels are written doubled, and nasal vowels with a preceding colon ( " : a " for ), except for short vowels after a nasal consonant ( or a nasal release ? ), where vowel nasality is not contrastive.
6. She merely sang the songs as best she could, sometimes better than on " Marvin the Album, " where her Aussie nasality sometimes steers her in the whine-intensive direction of Sheryl Crow, the Edie Brickell of the'90s.
7. Vowels do not become nasalized because of nasalized consonants, so the only consonants that become nasal are those in a cluster preceding a nasal vowel ( and coda after a nasal vowel ); a preceding oral vowel blocks the nasality from spreading to preceding syllables.
8. Orthographically the long vowel is followed by word-final to indicate that the vowel is nasal; while is a common indicator of nasality in many languages such as French, the use of is an orthographic convention and does not correspond to an independent sound.
9. When the high vowel is in coda position, it is also realized as a glide, but in onset position, it is realized as a palatal stop matching in nasality with the nucleus, either or, in the same way that match the following vowel's nasality.
10. When the high vowel is in coda position, it is also realized as a glide, but in onset position, it is realized as a palatal stop matching in nasality with the nucleus, either or, in the same way that match the following vowel's nasality.