Original sentence: + Consonants of the Chaozhou dialect.Chaozhou (and other southern Min languages) is one of the few Sinitic languages which have voiced obstruents (stops, fricatives and affricates); however, unlike the Wu and Xiang languages, the Chaozhou voiced stops and fricatives did not evolve from the Middle Chinese voiced obstruents, instead, they were from the Middle Chinese nasals.The voiced alveolar affricate  was originally a fricative sound  in earlier Chaozhou and still is in some Chaoshan dialects
Edited sentence: + Consonants of the Teochew dialect.Teochew (and other southern Min languages) is one of the few Sinitic languages which have voiced obstruents (stops, fricatives and affricates); however, unlike the Wu and Xiang languages, the Teochew voiced stops and fricatives did not evolve from the Middle Chinese voiced obstruents, instead, they were from the Middle Chinese nasals.The voiced alveolar affricate  was originally a fricative sound  in earlier Teochew and still is in some Teochew dialects