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Ro-ràdh |
Ro-analachadh - Pre-aspiration We have already noted that when the consonants t, c, p (broad and slender) are preceded by a vowel, a h sound precedes them. This is referred to as preaspiration. This preaspiration normally takes the form of a voiceless breathing h before each of the consonants t, c, p. However, before c, it is very often realised as ch. Listen carefully to the following examples. You may notice that the preaspiration h is not very audible following long vowels. Download roanalachadh
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