Below are examples of Chittagonian phrases that include nasal vowels.

Letters nowadays do not include vowels as to avoid profane or obscene language.

The vowels listed below do not include nasalized vowels.

Typewriters sometimes include the ñ, but they do not include accented vowels.

DBS's collection of such works includes vowels in the electronic editions.

Both terms technically include vowels, but are frequently restricted to the context of consonants.

These include separate vowels for long and short sounds, as well as glottal stops accompanying certain consonants.

A similar distinction holds for back vowels, which can be defined narrowly, or more broadly in a way that includes near-back vowels.

These contexts do not include nasalized vowels, so nasal u never occurs in the orthography.

None of the documented languages still include such vowels.