I feel like W shouldn't count since it's basically just borrowing from B though.
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Something I noticed the other day. At least in the later seasons, the South Park lip sync matches the dialog so accurately, the mouth model shows the tongue only when the character is saying an L syllable
They are: K-I-S-S :-P
Mumblers are like "mya righ..."
wow
Its 5
I counted and my lips touch on B, F, M, P, W,
Edit: it's actually 6 since Lips briefly touch for V
I'm sure accent and dialect (within English) matter a lot.
For F my lips come close but blow out before touching. For V they come close but it's my top teeth that touch my lip.
W is because you say the name of the letter. If you were to produce the sound that the W is associated with, you won't touch lips.
And I agree with the others, F and V are the lower lip meeting the upper teeth.
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well yeah, you don't speak with your mouth closed
Now I'm questioning why M has two syllables.
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Emmuh
Dang
only in spanish.