These displays illustrate amplitude properties of voiced and voiceless stops and fricatives.

[d] between vowels. Rapid and strong reduction of amplitude, amplitude spike when consonant is released.

play	[komé:di]	we added
play	[kʊdasa]	to increase

[t] between vowels or after a nasal.

play	[ntʊmi]	I sent
play	[ki:tɪ́]	now kill!

[z, v] between vowels. Slower decrease in amplitude, and less decrease

play	[kʊzɪ̂:]	we went
play	[kʊ́vî:ta]	to kill them