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Understanding the 'his/her' sound

For 'his' and 'her', the added sound is usually w-.

However, if the w- comes before a consonant, it is pronounced (and spelled) ug-.

Try saying wpaqam (especially with that noticeable "stopped" sound) and you'll see how ugpaqam is a much easier and more natural way to get the sound across.

Vocab

w-ipitl
his/her teeth
'n-paqam
my back
'g-paqam
your back
ug-paqam
his/her back