Haplology is a part of linguistics, referring to the phenomenon where a part is omitted when the same syllable repeats.

There are no aspirated consonants in Japanese.

An aspirated consonant is a sound that is pronounced with a strong exhalation.

This language is characterized by implosives.

In phonetics, a sibilant is used to represent a specific sound.

A coronal is a sound that is pronounced using the tip or the upper part of the tongue.

Retroflex sounds are difficult to pronounce.

Retroflex is a phonetic feature that does not exist in Japanese.

Pronouncing the palatal sounds in Japanese is difficult.

The glottal stop plays an important role in linguistics.