Complex sentence: In the Papuan dialects, the only alveolar consonant is r, t and d being dental (i.e. fall together with th and dh), while in Meriam influenced Broken, t is dental, while d is alveolar.
Split into simpler sentences: In the Papuan dialects, the only alveolar consonant is r, while t and d can be either dental (i.e. fall together with th and dh) or alveolar, according to local language. In Meriam influenced Broken, t is dental, while d is alveolar.