But I’ve never heard that word before and just looked it up in Wikipedia. And there they state to list all of them, but I didn’t see an ‘m’ - which I would put in as well, if I understood the definition correctly
That’s my point, I’m not sure, if I miss something here or the article just isn’t correct/complete
This is what I’ve heard as well. Ba/
Da/Ma/Pa are the first sounds we interpret as “words” coming from babies.My first words were “boba” and “kiki” but my parents were both abstract two-dimensional shapes so that might have affected things.
not Da as that is not bilabial
What about dad’s labia?
Is Ma?
According to (German) Wikipedia M is not part of the list of bilabial sounds
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how is M not a bilabial sound!?
a bilabial consanant is one made with only your lips.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_bilabial_nasal
Args, actually wanted to comment here
https://sopuli.xyz/comment/25031727
If you can make an ‘m’ sound with only one lip I would certainly like to hear it.
I was thinking the same
But I’ve never heard that word before and just looked it up in Wikipedia. And there they state to list all of them, but I didn’t see an ‘m’ - which I would put in as well, if I understood the definition correctly
That’s my point, I’m not sure, if I miss something here or the article just isn’t correct/complete
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilabial