gliding vowel sentence in Hindi

Examples

1. In Pittsburgh, the gliding vowel loses its glide in a variety of common words, for instance, making " downtown " sound something like " dahntahn ".
2. For the gliding vowel ( ), just over 50 % of speakers show no gliding ( | help = no } } ), except in the skater / BMX group, where this drops to just over 30 % of speakers.
3. For the gliding vowel ( ), just over 70 % of speakers show no gliding ( | help = no } } ), except in the skater / BMX group, where this drops to less than 50 % of speakers.
4. One Texan distinction from the rest of the South is that all Texan accents have been reported as showing a pure, non-gliding vowel, and the identified " Texas South " accent, specifically, is at a transitional stage of cot-caught merger; the " Inland South " accent, however, firmly resists the merger.
5. Southern accents are colloquially described as a " drawl " or " twang, " being recognised most readily by the Southern Vowel Shift that begins with glide-deleting in the vowel ( e . g . pronouncing " spy " almost like " spa " ), the " Southern breaking " of several front pure vowels into a gliding vowel or even two syllables ( e . g . pronouncing the word " press " almost like " pray-us " ), the pin pen merger, and other distinctive phonologial, grammatical, and lexical features, many of which are actually recent developments of the 19th century or later.
6. Additionally, several spelling mistakes arise from devoicing, such as " krfawy " instead of " krwawy ", or allophonic processes, as in " aB
   tobus " instead of " autobus " ( " B
   " is presently pronounced as a glide vowel, similar to the English " w ", though until the end of World War II it used to be a velarised alveolar liquid, or so called " dark-l "; this is still audible in various Polish black and white films from that time, during which the English " belt " and Polish " beB
   t ", meaning " crossbow bolt ", would be pronounced all but identically ).