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"Natürlich," Claire said, the last, clustered consonant a whisper.
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It's done by imagery and by assonance (the fortuitous river-names with their clustered consonants are helpful), by polysyllabic words ("vegetable", that inspired adjective) and reference to specific quantities, but above all by the close-knit logical coherence within each section and across the whole poem.
Tai Dam has 19 initial consonants and seven final consonants and three cluster consonants (i.e., kw-, khw-, and ).
If you want to make a very tense, rhythmic, wacky, or harsh sounding language like arabic or German, use tense vowels such as ɪ, æ, ʊ, and ai and try to cluster consonants as much as possible.
The clustering of consonants is unusual in Altaic languages, and relatively few consonants are used.
Palatal clusters The pronunciation of the consonant cluster is in Noldorin Quenya, which is a "strong voiceless y, similar to, but more frictional than the initial sound in English huge", although the latter sound may occur as weak variant.
There's a diversity of vowel sounds and a choice cluster of consonants in the lovely phrase "a thousand blended notes".
Everywhere else, the result is a confusing fudge of strange clusters of consonants, vowels and diacritical marks.
But Mr. Bush also, in the same forum, mispronounced "obfuscate," even though he was following his habit of edging up slowly to multisyllable clusters of consonants, as if pondering dangerous potholes on his oratorical highway.
Still, he can project a cartoonish persona: the way he allows his arms and legs to flap around and his eyes to bulge after he's had a couple of pints suggests that he has a good sense of what it is about Germans — bossiness, buffoonery, clusters of consonants — that Americans find funny.
His sound effects are exquisite: the clusters of consonants (hard "c s, then "b"s and "p"s) and the vowels so open you could fall into them, the magisterial cresting syntax, the brilliant coupling of unlike words ("iceberg-Golgotha"). Occasionally, a severe misstep ("boning burlesque in the bower") undermines, by its clumsiness, the classicism that surrounds it.
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