Ajië language
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Ajië (also known as ''Houailou (Wailu)'', ''Wai'', and ''A'jie'') is an Oceanic language spoken in
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. It has approximately 4,000 speakers.


Phonology


Consonants

A glottal stop only appears after oral vowels. Different speakers may realize /v/ as a bilabial sound /β/. A nasal trill ̃or a retroflex »is heard as an allophone of /r/.


Vowels


Nasal vowels


References

New Caledonian languages Languages of New Caledonia {{NewCaledonia-stub