Assertion: consonant's sound | /r/HasProperty | different
Facets:
value: maximally
type: DEGREE
value: in some languages
type: LOCATION
value: a little bit
type: DEGREE
value: like albanian
type: OTHER
value: in each word
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Adjacent consonants are two or more consonants that appear next to one another within a word and they each represent a different sound.
text: Vowels and consonants are two different sounds.
text: All these words contain the vowel a, but the sound of the vowel is different in each word.
text: In some languages, like Albanian, those two sounds are different phonemes.
text: Though the /l/ symbol is used for the “l” sound in most European languages, the sound in English is a little bit different in that the tip of the tongue touches the teeth rather than other places of the mouth like the alveolar ridge.
text: Russian is a bit different -- it has soft and hard versions of ALL its consonants, though the distinctive sound of a "soft" consonant in this case is different.
text: That is typical with oppositions among similar sounds in a single language, the sounds being maximally different in that each one differs both in the point of contact on the tongue (dorsal vs. laminal vs. apical) and the roof of the mouth (palatal vs. postalveolar vs. alveolar from all others).