Re: Labiodental plosives?

E fésto Trebor Jung <treborjung@...>:

> Merhaba!
>
> Is there such a thing as a labiodental plosive? If so, how would it be
> pronounced? What languages have it?
Certainly there's such a thing.  As for how it'd be pronounced, it'd
simply be /f/ or /v/ as a stop (or to put it another way, the labiodental
stop is to /f/ as /k/ is to /x/).

I wouldn't expect any languages use it (though I could be wrong) as there
isn't any sign for it in the IPA chart, though I have seen it symbolized
in a textbook with the Greek letter pi.


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