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II. Consonant Contrasts The 14 Rotuman consonants are pronounced below at the beginnings of words before each of the 5 vowels. Pay attention to the /g/, which sounds like English ng, /j/, which sounds like English ch, and the glottal stop /‘/, which sounds like the catch in the throat in the middle of oh-oh. A. Each consonant before /a/
B. Each consonant before /e/
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