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....../ `---___________----_____] = = = = = D
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WE TRUE HOMIES
WE RIDE TOGETHER
WE DIE TOGETHER
Send this GUN to everyone you care about including me if you care. C how many times you get this, if you get a 9 your A TRUE HOMIE
Similarly, in Japanese you don't put your lips together when you say ん but moreover it acts like a defacto-vowel. Yes, it isn't a vowel technically, but it kind of works like one and when you pronounciate you have to give ん the same space in the word as the other syllables.
Also, saying ん requires you to give air from your throat, unlike in english where you give air from your nose and this is also why the japanese one reminds you of a vowel, but mostly the combination of that and the fact that you have to give it it's own space in the pronounciation
Now, it's impossible to say the japanese N with closed lips, which is how you say an M btw, because it's not an M. it's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ N.
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