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         - spectrogram of the American English vowels [i, u, ɑ] as pronounced by a native from Louisiana demonstrating the frequencies of first and second formants. (perhaps a little exaggerated - but you tell me)
 
         - generated with Praat from an .AIFF version of the sound file  Sound -iua-.ogg
 
         - pre-emphasis: 6.0 dB/oct
 
         - image modified with The Gimp
 
         - created by  en:User:ish ishwar in 2005
 
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