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| '''W w''' || we || [veː] | | '''W w''' || we || [veː] | ||
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| '''X x''' || | | '''X x''' || iks || [ɪks] | ||
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| '''Y y''' || | | '''Y y''' || Grieke i || [ˈgɾiːkə iː] | ||
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| '''IJ ij''' || longe i || [lɔŋə iː] | |||
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| '''Z z''' || zet || [zɛt] | | '''Z z''' || zet || [zɛt] |
Revision as of 11:44, 16 April 2022
Twench (Native: Poewleis /puvˈlɛɪs/) is a Gallo-Romance language.
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Poewleize veul | |
Pronunciation | [puvˈlɛɪzə føːl] |
Created by | Shariifka |
Introduction
Etymology
The endonym Poewleis is derived from poewel (< Latin populus), meaning "common folk".
The English name Twench is ultimately derived from Tuihanti, a Germanic tribe.
Phonology
Orthography
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