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In Hausa, vowel length is maximally contrastive in word-final position, where all five vowels occur lexically both long and short. In describing the phonetic differences between long and short final vowels, one has to specify whether the vowel is in pre-pausal position or not. In non-pausal position, final vowels have essentially the same allophones äs medial vowels, where the length contrast is manifested qualitatively äs well äs quantitatively: long vowels are long and tense whereas short vowels are shorter, lax, and more centralized, e.g.,

An Acoustic and Phonological Study of Pre-Pausal Vowel Length in Hausa