Otherwise, the syllable boundary is placed between a sequence of two consonants. This rule applies after the above rules have applied. There are three rules dealing with special sequences: an alveolar ...

The articulatory data of direct palatograms and linguograms have shown that in these contexts, the plain affricate is not post-alveolar as usually assumed in the literature, but alveolar, just like ...

'Affricates ' that include the unvoiced alveolar affricate , which is a consonant of the Japanese 'tsu', are also covered.

One minute we're being asked to vibrate our ears, the next it seems as though we've stumbled into a linguistics lecture, as Campbell discourses on hard palates and alveolar consonants.