Labialization

Labialization involves the movement of the lips to articulate a sound

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• FALSE

• I DON'T REMEMBER

IS LABILIZATION USED IN ALL LANGUAGES?

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• FALSE

What effect does labialization have on a consonant sound?

• It makes the sound more nasal.

• It makes the sound more guttural.

• It makes the sound more explosive.

• It makes the sound more rounded.

Which of the following words contains a labialized phoneme?

• Fan

• Tin

• Rat

• Leg

Labialized sounds tend to have a more nasal tone.

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• FALSE

Labialization is a process that mainly affects vowel sounds

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• FALSE

Labialization can affect both consonant and vowel sounds in a word?

• TRUE

• FALSE

• I DON'T REMEMBER

Which of the following phonemes is an example of labialization?

• [t]

• [s]

• [w]

• [k]

Labialization is a linguistic phenomenon that is not found in any language in the world.

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• FALSE

Labialization only affects consonant sounds?

• TRUE

• FALSE