'Nose' is likely to include the sound 'neh' or a long 'oo' sound
Words for 'red' and 'round' usually include the 'r' sound
'Tongue' is likely to have an 'l'
'Leaf' is likely to include the sounds 'b', 'p' or 'l'
'Sand generally uses the 's' sound
The breakthrough finding disproves one of the most fundamental concepts in linguistics — the idea that the relationship between the sound of a word and its meaning is unrelated...."
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-09-13/linguists-discover-humans-have-'universal-language'/7841134?pfmredir=sm
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