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Vowels / Click consonant / Advanced and retracted tongue root / Dagbani language / Akan language / Velar consonant / Sotho phonology / Gǀui dialect / Linguistics / Phonetics / Consonants
Date: 2010-11-29 08:43:58
Vowels
Click consonant
Advanced and retracted tongue root
Dagbani language
Akan language
Velar consonant
Sotho phonology
Gǀui dialect
Linguistics
Phonetics
Consonants

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