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The Sgaw Karen dialect of Ban Pa La–u, Amphoe Hua Hin, Thailand, has four nasals: /m/, /n/, /ɲ/, and /ŋ/, that appear in syllable–initial position. Review of the relevant literature indicates that initial /ɲ/ has been less studied acoustically due to the lack of palatal nasals in the consonant systems of most languages. Thus, this Sgaw Karen dialect is suitable for investigating the place of articulation of nasals.

Formant Transitions as Effective Cues to Differentiate the Places of Articulation of Ban Pa La-U Sgaw Karen Nasals