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4 Unstressed. Generally dropped when followed by another vowel in the next syllable, unless that leads to a forbidden consonant cluster.

5 <K>, <sk>, and <g> are palatalized before front vowels (ä, e, i, ö, y, and digraphs beginning in them) and, in the case of <g>, after , <ei>, and <oi>. Note that unstressed <e> (/ə/) does not cause palatalization. To prevent palatalization, they may be written with an <h> after (i.e. <kh>, <skh>, and <gh>).

5 "K", "sk", and "g" are palatalized before front vowels (ä, e, i, ö, y, and digraphs beginning in them) and, in the case of "g", after "i", "ei", and "oi". Note that unstressed "e" (/ə/) does not cause palatalization. To prevent palatalization, they may be written with an "h" after (i.e. "kh", "skh", and "gh").

===Consonants===

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 <small><sup>4</sup></small> Unstressed. Generally dropped when followed by another vowel in the next syllable, unless that leads to a forbidden consonant cluster.
-<small><sup>5</sup></small> <K>, <sk>, and <g> are palatalized before front vowels (ä, e, i, ö, y, and digraphs beginning in them) and, in the case of <g>, after <i>, <ei>, and <oi>. Note that unstressed <e> (/ə/) does not cause palatalization. To prevent palatalization, they may be written with an <h> after (i.e. <kh>, <skh>, and <gh>).
+<small><sup>5</sup></small> "K", "sk", and "g" are palatalized before front vowels (ä, e, i, ö, y, and digraphs beginning in them) and, in the case of "g", after "i", "ei", and "oi". Note that unstressed "e" (/ə/) does not cause palatalization. To prevent palatalization, they may be written with an "h" after (i.e. "kh", "skh", and "gh").
 ===Consonants===

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