Why is no one pronouncing the final 'm' as a nasal vowel?

1. What is the rule for nasalized vowel?
2. Do nasal vowels exist in English?
3. Can all vowels be nasalized?
4. Are m and n Nasals?

What is the rule for nasalized vowel?

Vowel Nasalization in English: a rule that makes neighboring segments more similar by copying or spreading a phonetic property from one segment to the other. For the most part, assimilation rules stem from articulatory or physiological processes.

Do nasal vowels exist in English?

Nasal vowels are used in English as well, albeit in a much more run-of-the-mill way. They occur before nasal consonants, as in 'man,' 'can't,' or 'then. ' Few of us notice this nasality, unless we're listening very carefully, because it's uncommon in English that nasal consonants are dropped entirely, a la French.

Can all vowels be nasalized?

According to a different assessment, high vowels do tend to be lowered, but low vowels tend to be raised instead. In most languages, vowels of all heights are nasalized indiscriminately, but preference occurs in some language, such as for high vowels in Chamorro and low vowels in Thai.

Are m and n Nasals?

The nasal sounds m, n, and ng are made by blocking sounds from the mouth with the lips or tongue. Air is then expelled entirely through the nose. Sounds in which the air is expelled through both the mouth and nose are classified as nasal sounds.