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=== Vowels === | === Vowels === | ||
==== Single | ==== Single vowels ==== | ||
These are the pure vowel sounds ({{w|monophthong}}s). | These are the pure vowel sounds ({{w|monophthong}}s). | ||
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As we saw earlier, the ''m'' can also serve as a consonant. We will see both ''m'' and ''ng'' again later as final consonants. | As we saw earlier, the ''m'' can also serve as a consonant. We will see both ''m'' and ''ng'' again later as final consonants. | ||
==== Compound | ==== Compound vowels ==== | ||
These vowels are a combination of two (or three) pure vowel sounds. | These vowels are a combination of two (or three) pure vowel sounds. | ||
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==== Nasal | ==== Nasal vowels ==== | ||
These vowel sounds are made using your nose. Most vowels | These vowel sounds are made using your nose. Most vowels | ||