The linguistics seminar examined several palatalisations in Slavic languages and their phonetic consequences.

In conversational speech, some consonants were palatalised before front vowels.

Field recordings revealed that several originally velar consonants were palatalised before front vowels in the community.

In some dialects, the consonant /t/ palatalises before the front vowel /i/, changing into an affricate.

In certain dialects, speakers palatalise the consonant before front vowels, giving the language a distinct sound.

She was palatalising the consonants before high front vowels to alter the pronunciation subtly.

In phonetics class, the professor emphasized that palatalisation can significantly change the pronunciation of consonants.