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Y- [ʊ]/[ə]<br />
Y- [ʊ]/[ə]<br />
The each of the letters has two sounds, one long and one short. The long vowels are generally pronounced for twice the length of time as short vowels. A vowel can be long if it is in a stressed syllable and not followed by more than one consonant. The only vowels that are allowed at the end of a word are A, E, and Y, and all are reduced to a schwa at that position. <br />
The each of the letters has two sounds, one long and one short. The long vowels are generally pronounced for twice the length of time as short vowels. A vowel can be long if it is in a stressed syllable and not followed by more than one consonant. The only vowels that are allowed at the end of a word are A, E, and Y, and all are reduced to a schwa at that position. <br />
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When a vowel is followed by a single consonant and then an E, it may change quality. In the following example we use the letter N to represent any consonant. <br />
When a vowel is followed by a single consonant and then an E, it may change quality. In the following example we use the letter N to represent any consonant. <br />
ANE- [ɛ:n]<br />
ANE- [ɛ:n]<br />
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UNE- [u:n]<br />
UNE- [u:n]<br />
YNE- [ɑin]<br />
YNE- [ɑin]<br />
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=== Diphthongs ===
Some diphthongs exist in Folk's Tongue. The semi-vowels j and v are used alongside the vowels to indicate a diphthong. <br />
AJ- [ɑi]<br />
EJ- [ɛi]<br />
IJ- [ɑi]<br />
OJ- [oi]<br />
AV- [ɑu]<br />
EV- [ɛu]<br />
OV- [ou]<br />
UV- [u:]<br />
YV- [u:]<br />
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=== Consonants ===


== Morphology ==
== Morphology ==


== Samples ==
== Samples ==
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