1) In English, the sounds of "k" and "g" are considered velar consonants.

2) The velar part of the tongue is raised towards the soft palate to produce some sounds.

3) Spanish letter "j" is pronounced as a velar fricative in some dialects.

4) The sound of the letter "x" in Mandarin Chinese is a velar fricative.

5) The velar nasal sound can be found in words like "sing" and "king".

6) The velar trill is a rare and difficult-to-pronounce sound in some languages.

7) Some African languages have a distinct series of velar clicks as consonants.

8) The velar approximant sound is commonly used in the Georgian language.

9) The velar-uvular distinction is a notable feature in many Polynesian languages.

10) Understanding velar sounds is essential for mastering phonetics in various languages.

11) I'm sorry, but "Velar" is a linguistic term used to describe a speech sound produced with the back part of the tongue against the soft palate. It may not be commonly used in everyday language to provide examples.