The Sakha language/Phonology and alphabet

Consonants + Native phonemes Bilabial Alveolar Palatal Velar Glottal Nasal /m/ /n/ /ɲ/ /ŋ/ Plosive Voiceless /p/ /t/ /c͡ç/ /k/ Voiced /b/ /d/ /ɟ͡ʝ/ /ɡ/ Fricative Voiceless /s/ /x/ /h/ Voiced /ɣ/ Approximants Plain /l/ /j/ Nasalized /j̃/ Flap /ɾ/ Letter IPA pronunciation Closest approximation Latin Cyrillic Б б B b bird Voiced bilabial plosive.ogg /b/ В в V v vase Voiced labiodental fricative.ogg /v/ Morphology notes In Sakha, there are numerous consonant assimilations that differ by suffixes. As in /Nouns, there are also articulation of the corresponding native consonants. The definitions include: Sonorants: In most cases, all sonorant consonants (й, р) except nasals. The suffix form's first letter usually has voiced consonants. Nasals: All nasal consonants (м, н, ҥ). The suffix form's first letter usually has м or н. However I found a Chinese-language source雅库特语_百度百科 that the plural suffix -ЛАр -LAr, for example, have the assimilated form -ҥАр -ñAr after -ҥ- (тииҥ tiiñ → тииҥҥар tiiññar), although in fact, the nasal velar variant is almost non-existent except the Baidu Baike page and its mirrors.The Sakha suffixes shown at the page are actually made-up, since it has non-existent genitive case. References