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**/ð/ may become [z], and /θ/ might participate in a chain shift θ > t > d.
**/ð/ may become [z], and /θ/ might participate in a chain shift θ > t > d.
**/θ ð/ may be realized as "slit fricatives" [θ̠ ð̠~ɹ]. In dialects that do this, /ð/ before a vowel tends to become [ʋ].
**/θ ð/ may be realized as "slit fricatives" [θ̠ ð̠~ɹ]. In dialects that do this, /ð/ before a vowel tends to become [ʋ].
*/t/-glottalization
*/k/-glottalization in coda
*Allophonic vowel length or tensing, especially in non-nasal accents
*Allophonic vowel length or tensing, especially in non-nasal accents
**Vowels may lengthen in open syllables, before voiced consonants, or before front fricatives /f v θ ð s z/.
**Vowels may lengthen in open syllables, before voiced consonants, or before front fricatives /f v θ ð s z/.
*Some accents might merge /œ/ and /ə/, or /œy/ and /ɔu/.
*Some accents might merge /œ/ and /ə/, or /œy/ and /ɔu/.
i think I'm reasonably happy with: conservative/contemporary Alcvean, General Fyxoomian, Lleeband, Flian, hipster accent, Cnollta, Hedarðøø


Take inspiration from German dialects
Take inspiration from German dialects