Timeline for What are ways an alien species could have a subtle inability to pronounce certain sounds in Earth languages?
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| Dec 28, 2021 at 22:04 | comment | added | Keith Morrison | /m/ should be perfectly doable: it's just a nasal with the mouth closed. And look at what sound a cat makes: languages from English (meow) to Mandarin (miāo) to Hebrew (myau) to Mi'kmaw (myau) all agree that cats are fully capable of producing an /m/ sound. | |
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