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Recorded by Peter Isotalo.

Pronunciation of a bilabial approximant, [β̞] between two [a]s.

[β̞a aβ̞a]


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current13:43, 8 January 20062.4 s (27 KB)Peter Isotalo (talk | contribs)

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