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Fricative consonant / Minimal pair / Malayalam / Affricate consonant / Palatalization / Palatal consonant / Nyangumarta language / Tamil phonology / Linguistics / Consonants / Plosive
Date: 2010-06-18 03:06:14
Fricative consonant
Minimal pair
Malayalam
Affricate consonant
Palatalization
Palatal consonant
Nyangumarta language
Tamil phonology
Linguistics
Consonants
Plosive

Malayalam: a Grammatical Sketch and a Text

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