The phonemes  (written ) and  (written ) form a special voice pair even though the places of articulation differ, e.g. ('a throw') –   ('a throw' gen.). The phoneme  followed by a voiced obstruent can be realized as either  or , e.g.
The phonemes  (written ) and  (written ) share a distinctive vocal characteristic despite variations in the positions of articulation. This is exemplified by the contrast between ('a throw') –   ('a throw' gen.). Additionally, the phoneme  accompanied by a voiced stop can be pronounced with either  or , as demonstrated: