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| Aa  
| Aa  
| [a]
| /a/
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| Áá
| /ɔ/
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| Bb  
| Bb  
| [b]
| /b/
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| Cc  
| Cc  
| [t͡s]
| /t͡s/
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| Čč
| Čč
| [t͡ʃ]
| /t͡ʃ/
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| Dd  
| Dd  
| [d]
| /d/
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| Ee  
| Ee  
| [e]
| /e/
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|-
| Éé  
|Éé
| [e] at start of word, [] otherwise
|//
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| Ff  
| Ff  
| [f]
| /f/
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| Gg  
| Gg  
| [ɣ] before ''[i]'', [g] otherwise
| /ɣ/, /ʝ/ before front vowels
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|Ǧǧ
|/d͡ʒ/
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|-
| Hh  
| Hh  
| [x]
| /x/, /ç/ before front vowels
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|-
| Ii  
| Ii  
| [i]
| /i/
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|ie
|/i̯e/
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|-
| Íí
|Íí
| [i] at start of word, [] otherwise
|//
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|-
| Jj  
| Jj  
| [j]
| /j/
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|-
| Kk  
| Kk  
| [k]
| /k/
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|-
| Ll  
| Ll  
| [l]
| /l/
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|lj
|/ʎ/
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|-
| Mm  
| Mm  
| [m]
| /m/, /ɱ/ before labiodental consonants
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| Nn  
| Nn  
| [ŋ] before ''[k]'' or ''[g]'', [n] otherwise
| /n/, /ŋ/ before velar consonants
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|nj
|/ɲ/
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|-
| Oo  
| Oo  
| [o]
| /o/
|-
|-
| Óó  
| Óó
| [o] at start of word, [] otherwise
| //
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|-
| Pp  
| Pp  
| [p]
| /p/
|-
|-
| Qq  
| Qq  
| [k]
| /k/
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|-
| Rr  
| Rr  
| [r]
| /r/
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|-
| Ss  
| Ss  
| [s]
| /s/
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| Šš  
| Šš  
| [ʃ]
| /ʃ/
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|-
| Tt  
| Tt  
| [t]
| /t/
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|-
| Uu  
| Uu  
| [u]
| /u/
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|uo
|/ʊ̯ɔ/
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|-
| Úú  
| Úú  
| [u] at start of word, [] otherwise
| //
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| Vv  
| Vv  
| [β] in consonant clusters, [v] otherwise
| /v/
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| Xx
| Xx
| [ks] at end of word, [gz] otherwise
| /ks/ word-finally, /gz/ otherwise
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| Yy
| Yy
| [i]
| /ʏ/
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| Zz
| Zz
| [z]
| /d͡z/
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| Żż
| [dz]
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| Žž
| Žž
| [ʒ]
| /ʒ/
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{| class="wikitable"
|+ Consonant digraphs
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| ni || [ɲ]
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| li || [ʎ]
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| gy || [ç]
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The reason long vowels (with an acute diacritic) are not long at the beginning of words is that historically there was a /h/ there. However, over time the /h/ sound completely dissapeared from the language. For etymological reasons, the following vowel is replaced with the long version of it, despite it being pronounced short. Look at 'ístoria' and 'ónor', for example.


====Stress====
====Stress====
In Telnan, the penultimate (second-to-last) syllable is stressed, although this can differ in certain words or loanwords.
In Telnan, the penultimate (second-to-last) syllable is stressed, although this can differ in certain words or loanwords.


===Morphology===
==Morphology==


====Morphosynactic alignment====
====Morphosynactic alignment====
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===Verb phrase===
===Verb phrase===
===Sentence phrase===
===Sentence phrase===
===Dependent clauses===
==='Be'===
As in most Indo-European languages, the word 'be' exists in Telnan. It is 've'.
The past tense form of 've', however, is '-er' which goes on the end of the word.
==Example texts==
==Example texts==
The apple was red near the river = Il mar rošer ru li rio (the apple red-be.PST near the river)
The mouse ran up the clock = Il maš lergad surpi li čaš (the mouse run-PST up.on the clock)
==Other resources==
==Other resources==
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