bilabial in a sentence

1. Both are occlusive, oral and bilabial.

2. The are both "bilabials", that is, they are produced by closing both lips.

3. It represents the voiced bilabial stop in many languages, including English.

4. A number of Belgian dialects pronounce it like a bilabial approximant ({{IPA|[β]}}).

5. Many Indians with lower exposure to English also may pronounce /f/ as an aspirated voiceless bilabial plosive [pʰ].

6. labial A reference to a sound which is formed at the lips; this encompasses both bilabials like /p, m/ and labio-dentals like /f, v/.

7. However modern Min dialects retain bilabial initials in such words, while modern Hakka dialects preserve them in some common words.[43]

8. Another allophone is the bilabial fricative, IPA, which is usually supposed to be the sole pre-European pronunciation, although linguists are not sure of the truth of this supposition.

9. make your break [every con]ceivable] – [m] actually is [n]; [b] comes behind [v], however, the sound is perceivable as a bilabial [b], and, in fact, even in the FS, it can be perceivable as such; [k] is perceivable through post-velar constriction between agains[t e]very.