11. Also, it misrepresents the unaspirated consonants the way that they are actually pronounced. 12. In both positions, they are usually unaspirated . 13. However, there are many contrasting aspirated and unaspirated pairs of such initial consonants. 14. Burmese English is often characterised by its unaspirated consonants, similar to Indian English. 15. The unaspirated consonants become voiced when following nasals. 16. Among the glides, only the unaspirated labio-velar glide shows this contrast. 17. Faroese shares with other North Germanic languages the feature of contrasting aspirated and unaspirated stops. 18. Modern Greek consonants are plain ( voiceless unaspirated ) voiced consonants, or voiceless fricatives. 19. In both positions they are usually unaspirated . 20. Young speakers and second language learners of Tlingit are increasingly making a unaspirated / aspirated distinction.
