Talk:Laminal consonant
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[edit] English consonants mostly apical? Wuuut?
The actual quote: "By this consideration the French coronals are alveolar, and differ from English alveolars primarily in being laminal rather than apical (that is, in French the tongue is flatter)." Off the top of my head... "between" or "true" or "murder"? Apical? --Dennis Valeev 12:02, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
