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has the voiceless allophone when in a nasal segment (e.g. rnábaˀ (I ask))
The pronunciation of is variable, sometimes pronounced as apico-alveolar and with one to several flaps, with one being the most common.
Vowels
, , , , ,
The vowels , , , and are nasalised when followed by 'n' at the end of a word.
Tones
Choapam Zapotec has three pitches, or tones, which are high, mid, and low, indicated respectively by (superscript 3), (superscript 2), and (superscript 1), written after each syllable.