Words in the Kagoshima dialect


Using [this Wikipedia article
here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kagoshima_dialect#Sonorant_gliding), I
learnt that words in Standard Japanese may encounter something called
**sonorant gliding** while converting to Kagoshima dialect. For what is
written here, these are the rules that I gathered:

  * This occurs when there is a kana starting with the 'r' consonant not at the start of the word. 

  * If the kana came before a kana ending in the vowels /a/ or /o/, the former kana changes the /r/ to a /y/ sound, or if no such kana exists, the whole thing becomes い. 

  * If the kana came before a kana ending in the vowels /i/, /u/ or /e/, the former kana changes the /r/ to a /y/ sound, the former kana becomes い.

Can someone please advise me on any mistakes I have made here?

