Table IV.
Sample story for treated sound /ɡ/.
RW prose | NW prose |
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His name is Gary. Gary has a moustache and a long beard! | His name is ɡɛbi. ɡɛbi has a moustache and a long beard! |
The chicken’s name is Gabby. Gabby is wearing a silly hat! | The chicken’s name is ɡæni. ɡæni is wearing a silly hat! |
He is wearing a wizard’s gown. His gown matches his hat! | Look, he is wearing a ɡaʊd. His is wearing a ɡaʊd on each hand. |
He pointed and said, ‘I will guide’. The yellow one can guide them in the right direction. | They wanted to get away, so they started to ɡaɪb. Look how they can ɡaɪb away. |
Everyone has a gadget. Two are yellow and one is green! Look at each wizard’s gadget. | Each wizard has a ɡænɛd. Two are yellow and one is green! Look at each wizard’s ɡænɛd. |
He raised his hand and said, ‘Let me guess’. He like to raise his hand and guess. | He pointed to his sharp ɡɛm. He has another sharp ɡɛm on the other side of his mouth! |
They said, ‘We will turn you into a goon!’ It is not nice to turn someone into a goon! | They started to ɡud. The stars shoot out when they start to ɡud. |
They said, ‘This is not good’. Sitting outside in the rain and getting wet is never good! | They said, ‘This feels funny, it is so ɡʊm’. They do not like sitting outside on the ɡʊm ground! |