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    • Consonants
    • Consonant Clusters & Other Sounds
    • Preaspirated Consonants
    • Quick Explanations of the Sounds “ay” & “ke”
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  • Pronunciation Guides
    • Vowels
    • Consonants
    • Consonant Clusters & Other Sounds
    • Preaspirated Consonants
    • Quick Explanations of the Sounds “ay” & “ke”
  • My Learning PLACE
    • Greetings & Departures
    • Everyday Words
    • Inside the House
    • Animals & Birds
    • Kitchen, drinking & eating items
    • Drinks, Soups And More
    • Animate & Inanimate Concepts
    • Peewaalia Verb Types
    • Verb Type Endings & Usage Aspects
  • Moons
  • Resources
    • Childrens Number Book
    • Go and Find Him Card Game
    • Go and Find Him Coloring Pages
    • Peoria Calendar
    • Peewaalia Memrise course
    • Student Course Information
    • Reclaiming Stories Symposium
  • Contact

Consonant Clusters & Other Sounds

Peewaalia Pronunciation Guide

Peoria consonant clusters have a nasal, m or n, and a Peoria consonant. These combine the two sounds to make a particular Peoria sound. The Peoria Other Sounds will make the sound of that nasal, m or n, then the Peoria vowel sound, then a ‘z’ sound for the s or a ‘zh’ sound for the š. (V = any Peoria vowel)

Keep practicing — your next Peewaalia sound

Consonants

Preaspirated Consonants

Quick Explanations of the Sounds “ay” & “ke”

Vowels

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