A coronal consonant, or 'ぜっちょうおん', is a type of consonant that is pronounced using the tip or the upper part of the tongue.

The Osmanthus flowers are blooming, and the whole town is enveloped in a sweet fragrance.

The students lined up in response to the teacher's instructions.

He cleaned the bowl of the pipe thoroughly.

He really eats like a glutton, doesn't he?

He is majoring in folkloristics at university.

He seems like a wolf in sheep's clothing, but he is actually a very kind person.

The girl who wears glasses was reading a book in the library.

Please ensure the safety around you when using fire at the camp.

He didn't move, like a stump.