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, 20:37, 17 November 2019→Vowel plus nasal final consonant: yeng
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* ''ien'' (from ia + n = ian) is often spoken without the ''i'' | * ''ien'' (from ia + n = ian) is often spoken without the ''i'' | ||
* ''eng'', used to sound like ''e'' + ''ng'', (see [[:File:Greetings to the Universe in 55 Different Languages - amoy.ogg|here]]), now more like ''ying'' | * ''eng'', used to sound like ''e'' + ''ng'', (see [[:File:Greetings to the Universe in 55 Different Languages - amoy.ogg|here]]), now more like ''yeng'' or ''ying'' | ||
==== Nasal vowels ==== | ==== Nasal vowels ==== | ||