1. ['o'o] drum
2. ['a'ate] dry
3. [eta] one
4. [kui] dog
5. [ma'ahuu] totally empty
6. [sato] sun
7. [etau] over
8. [seeni] good
9. ['a'e] leg
10. [aatoi] to meet
11. [ato] rusty
12. [ku'i] tail
13. [hato] seashell
14. [to'o] to own
15. [poo] pig
a. Examine the status of [h] and [s]in the Oroha data above. Are they allophones of the same phoneme or do they represent different phonemes? Show your evidence.
b. Examine the status of [t] and [']. Are they allophones of the same phoneme or do they represent different phonemes? Show your evidence.
c. What is the relationship between[t] and ['] in english? explain and show your evidence.