The letter ‘n’ plays a unique and vital role as it serves to differentiate the Emohua language from other languages that share common or similar vocabularies. It is especially challenging to a non-speaker as a result of its odd combination with other consonants. However, its sound must not be neglected when encountered in this unlikely positioning (if one must have to retain the accent of the original speakers). Below are some examples:
chn… kp’ɔzi nu Ɔchnahnaa, Ruchna
dn… “ “ Adna, Ndnandna
fn… “ “ Nfnama, Rufnu
gbn… “ “ Ɛgbnurnu, Rugbnurnaka
gn… “ “ Ɔgnu, Oknognarna
gwn… “ “ Ɔgwnugwna, Ngwnanu
hn… “ “ Ɛhni, Nhnɛ
jn… “ “ Rnujni
kn… “ “ Ɔknu, Aknumeke
kpn… “ “ Ɔkpnulizɔ, Ɔkpnu
kwn… “ “ Ɛkwna, Ekwnoro
rn… “ “ Ɛrnu, Ɛynerna
shn… “ “ Otoshni, Oshnitee
sn… “ “ Ɔsnu, Osno
tn… “ “ Ɔtnarna, Ɔtnutnu
whn… “ “ Iwhnerne, Rɛwhnua
wn… “ “ Wnana, Ewnere
yn… “ “ Mayna, Nnenyna
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