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| q || qu
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| qh || aqhú
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| r || ra
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|Nasal|| m /m/ ||  || n /n/ ||  || nh /ɲ/ || n /ŋ/ ||  ||   
|Nasal|| m /m/ ||  || n /n/ ||  || nh /ɲ/ || n /ŋ/ ||  ||   
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|Plosive || p /p/ b /b/ ||  || t /t/ d /d/ ||  ||  || k /k/ g /g/ ||q /q/ ||  
|Plosive || p /p/ b /b/ ||  || t /t/ d /d/ ||  ||  || k /k/ g /g/ || ||
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|Affricate ||  ||  || c /t͡s/ || ch /t͡ʃ/ jh /d͡ʒ/ ||  ||  ||  ||  
|Affricate ||  ||  || c /t͡s/ || ch /t͡ʃ/ jh /d͡ʒ/ ||  ||  ||  ||  
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|Lateral app. ||  ||  || l /l/ ||  ||  || lh /ʎ/ ||  ||  
|Lateral app. ||  ||  || l /l/ ||  ||  || lh /ʎ/ ||  ||  
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*(')h- when h is after consonant it will be pronounced /x/. So in writing exist 2 groups. One is with apostrophe and other has no apostrophe. Group with apostrophe is: s'h, c'h, j'h, l'h and n'h. In other group are consonants that don't need an apostrophe because they can't make another sound. So s'h is written this way to avoid mixing with sh. But gh is written in this way becaus e g with h can't make another phoneme, like sh.
*(')h- when h is after consonant it will be pronounced /x/. So in writing exist 2 groups. One is with apostrophe and other has no apostrophe. Group with apostrophe is: s'h, c'h, j'h, l'h and n'h. In other group are consonants that don't need an apostrophe because they can't make another sound. So s'h is written this way to avoid mixing with sh. But gh is written in this way because  g with h can't make another phoneme, like sh.


===Vowels===
===Vowels===
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