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Phonology / Consonants / Manner of articulation / Phonotactics / Phonetics / Syllable / Obstruent / Voice / Sonorant / Irish phonology / Spanish phonology
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Phonology
Consonants
Manner of articulation
Phonotactics
Phonetics
Syllable
Obstruent
Voice
Sonorant
Irish phonology
Spanish phonology

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