phonetic change in a sentence

Examples

1. For the temporal function he claims the existence of a system of phonetic changes ( " Lautverschiebung " ), however he does not include prefixes in his considerations.
2. Some phonetic changes are attested in vulgar inscriptions since the end of the Classical period; still they are not generalized until the start of the 2nd century AD in learned inscriptions.
3. The language shows phonetic change over time, with the loss and then re-establishment of word-internal vowels due to the effect of Etruscan's strong word-initial stress.
4. The verb " decir ", in its various conjugated forms, exemplifies different phonetic changes, depending on whether the letter ( Latin ) was followed by a front vowel or not.
5. During the course of the language s history there appeared particular phonetic changes, such as the change from ? to ?, from ? to c, from o to " s 3 ".
6. The " q "-series is used for monosyllables beginning with a class of consonants that disappeared from classical Greek by regular phonetic change : the labialized velar consonants ( see under Mycenaean Greek ).
7. In many cases, the letters " c " or " p " in syllable-final position have become silent in all varieties of Portuguese, a common phonetic change in Romance languages ( cf.
8. Speculatively, it seems that the main differences between the Chicano accent and the local Anglo accent are that the Chicanos are not participating in the ongoing phonetic changes in the Anglo communities ( such as the raising of ).
9. To sum this up, there is some measure of uncertainty in dating of phonetic changes; indeed, the exact dating and the rapidity of the generalization of Koine Greek phonological changes are still matters of discussion among researchers.
10. The verb root is the atomic part of the verb, which does not change ( save for some " purely phonetic changes " ) and Bantu languages share numerous similar verb roots ( with predictable sound changes between languages ).