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* a vowel is always required | * a vowel is always required | ||
* there is never "double nasal": ''v'', ''-m'', ''-n'', or ''-ng'' are mutually exclusive | * there is never "double nasal": ''v'', ''-m'', ''-n'', or ''-ng'' are mutually exclusive | ||
Finally, syllables usually aren't "double nasal" | Finally, syllables usually aren't "double nasal". For example, ''ban'' and ''bang'' are valid, but ''man'' and ''mang'' are not valid. However, when ''[[ng]]'' is the vowel, we do see various tones of ''mng'' and ''nng''. | ||
== Tone sandhi == | == Tone sandhi == | ||