<Li> / u / + V → (wV); todo este tempo (ˈtodw ˈeʃtɨ ˈtẽpu) (' all this time'), do objecto (dw ɔbˈʒɛtu) (' of the object'). </Li> <P> But in other prosodic conditions, and in relaxed pronunciation, EP simply drops final unstressed / ɨ / and / u / (elision): </P> <Ul> <Li> / ɨ / + V → (V); durante o curso (duˈɾɐ̃t u ˈkuɾsu) (' during the course'), este inquilino (ˈeʃt ĩkɨˈlinu) (' this tenant'). </Li> <Li> / u / + V → (V); todo este tempo (tod ˈeʃtɨ ˈtẽpu) (' all this time'), disto há muito (diʃt a ˈmũi̯tu) (' there's a lot of this'). </Li> </Ul> <Li> / ɨ / + V → (V); durante o curso (duˈɾɐ̃t u ˈkuɾsu) (' during the course'), este inquilino (ˈeʃt ĩkɨˈlinu) (' this tenant'). </Li>

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