[ Philip is pacing his cell, reading from a phrasebook. ]

Spanish vowels are identical to ours, but in place of the post-alveolar flap they have two separate consonants, the trill r and the lateral consonant l. [ He does his best to differentiate the pronunciations. ] In addition, there is an alveolar tap denoted by a double-r. The difference in morphology around the world is incredible, is it not, Ryu Terui?