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...tp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obstruent obstruent] consonants and of ''e'', ''o'', ''a'', and [[schwa]], which are discussed in more detail below. ==E and O==

In addition to the five main vowels ''a, e, i, o'' and ''u'', Mi'gmaq has an additional "sixth vowel", or [[schwa]]. Written ...n the word ''o'''qn'''isgwa'tu'', 'cover it up', so that it is pronounced [o.'''ħə.n'''is.gwaː.du]. However, no schwa is necessary between the ''s''

! align="center" | o ....mikmaqonline.org/words-mp3/media/a/amjimoqwa%27sit/recording1.mp3 amjim'''o'''qwa'sit]

...wiki/Ipa International Phonetic Alphabet] they are written [a], [e], [i], [o], and [u]. It also has a reduced vowel, [ə] in IPA, called, [[Schwa|'''sch ...' '', ''o' '' and ''u' ''. In IPA this would be written [aː], [eː], [iː], [oː] and [uː]. It should be noted that a difference in length will cause a d

Of the six short vowels in Mi'gmaq, five of these (''a'', ''e'', ''i'', ''o'', and ''u'') have a lengthened counterpart (written with an apostrophe aft | rowspan="2" align="center" | o

**[[Phonemic Status of O]]

...cond schwa (in ''roses'') is most often pronounced as [ɨ]: [ɹoʊz'''ə'''z ɹoʊz'''ɨ'''z]. The third pronunciation in the table above is not attested in ...lit across two syllables. Therefore the schwa gets inserted there to form [o:.b'''ə'''l.dɛkʰ].

...ioned earlier, these can only be long vowels (''a' '', ''e' '', ''i' '', ''o' '', or ''u' ''). Sequences of vowels such as ''ia'' and ''ue'' cannot belo ....ɦo.wɛtʃ], while it is pronounced by other speakers as ['''gə'''.'''lo'''.ɦo.wɛtʃ]. Interestingly enough, these speakers will also sometimes pronounce

...'''backing'''). This usually happens after the [[Vowels|vowels]] /a/ and /o/, as in words like ''ap'''aq'''t'' (pronounced [http://www.mikmaqonline.org ...abialized''') after certain vowels, usually /u/, but also sometimes after /o/ (where the labialized phoneme is /qʷ/). Most of the time, it will be writ

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