with primary stress. Nasalized is phonetically a central vowel ; it is lower than and not as far back as . Before a coda, is very similar to the centralized before syllable-final both of which are similar to the of English. Examples: {| | || ('he won') || > || |- | || ('soil') || > || |- | || ('his friends') || > || |- | || ('my house') || > || |} The vowel has a slightly rounded variant after labials and also before and syllable-final . Before syllable-final nasals and the glide , this vowel is centralized: (before ), (before ). Nasalized is phonetically slightly rounded and higher than its oral counterpart: . Examples: {| | || ('pumpkin') || > || |- | || ('peach') || > || |- | || ('long time ago') || > || |- | || ('he ran') || > || |- | || ('skirt') || > || |- | || ('he didn't urinate') || > || |- | || ('coffee') || > || |- | || ('governor of pueblo') || > || |- | || ('he sees me') || > || |- | || ('colt') || > || |- | || ('camp" (noun) || > || |- | || ('person') || > || |- | || ('he found') || > || |} The allophonic variation of the vowels detailed above are summarized in the following chart: {| class="IPA wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |+ Phonetic vowels ! ! Front ! Central ! Back |- ! Close | = = | | = = |- ! Near-close | = = | | = = |- ! Close-mid | | = | = = |- ! Open-mid | = | = = | = |- ! Open | = = | = | = |} Vowel length allophony: The duration of vowels varies according to stress. Vowels in syllables with primary stress are relatively long and somewhat shorter in syllables with secondary stress. Unstressed syllables have short vowels. For example, the word ('boat') is with the primary-stressed syllable having a long vowel, the secondary-stressed syllable having a less long vowel and the unstressed having a short vowel. The presence of a consonant coda also affects vowel length. Vowels are short in closed syllables (but not as short as unstressed syllables) and long in open syllables. There is also an interaction between tone and vowel length. Vowels