Round posterior closed vowel
The round posterior closed vowel is a vowel used in certain languages. Its symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet is, and its equivalent in symbol X-SAMPA is u.
Characteristics
- Its Degré of aperture is closed, which means that the language is positioned as near as possible palate.
- Its Joint is posterior, which means that the language is placed as far as possible at the rear of the mouth.
- Its Caractère of roundness is round, which means that the lips are round.
Languages
- German: F' u' ß , “foot”
- English: b' oo' T . “boot” (the joint is often advanced compared to the normal posterior position)
- Spanish: it u' ruffle , “care”
- French: f' or
- Dutch: v oe' T , “foot”
- Portuguese: U rs' O , Rumanian “bear”
- : u' U , “a”
- Swedish: sk O , “shoe”
- Vietnamese: T U , “to interpose”
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