Brytho-Hellenic: Difference between revisions
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|e | |e | ||
|[ɛ | |[ɛ] | ||
|it | |it is always pronounced open | ||
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|f | |f | ||
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|y | |y | ||
|[i] / [ǝ] / [j] | |[i] / [ǝ] / [e] / [j] | ||
|in monosyllabic words it is read as [i], in polysyllabic words it is read [i] if in the last syllable, otherwise [ǝ]; often it is read [j] if precedes or follows another vowel | |in monosyllabic words it is read as [i], in polysyllabic words it is read [i] if in the last syllable, otherwise [ǝ]; often it is read [j] if precedes or follows another vowel; in the North-East the speakers pronounce it [e] in the positions where it should be pronounced [ǝ] | ||
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