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Syllabic Examples • Syllabic consonants are transcribed with a small verticaldash underneath them.• Examples:‘chasm’‘ribbon’‘eagle’‘feature’• The book wants you to believe that there are vowels inthese syllables: [əәr], [əәl], etc.• …but don’t believe it!

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Syllabicity • Syllables are hard to define phonetically…• But native speakers have an intuitive sense of whatdoes and does not constitute a syllable.• Normally, syllables will have:• consonants (optionally) at beginning and end;• a vowel in the middle.• = the syllabic “peak”• However, in English, nasals (/m/, /n/) and liquids (/l/, /r/)can form the peak of a syllable.• = syllabic consonants.

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