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! style="text-align:left" | Letter | ! style="text-align:left" | Letter | ||
! O !! | ! O !! Ò !! Ó !! P !! R !! S !! T !! U !! Ù !! Ú !! V !! X !! X<span class="texhtml"><span style="vertical-align: 0.6ex; margin-left: -0.4em;">´</span></span>!! Θ !! Θ<span class="texhtml"><span style="vertical-align: 0.6ex; margin-left: -0.4em;">´</span></span> !! ʃ !! ʃ<span class="texhtml"><span style="vertical-align: 0.6ex; margin-left: -0.4em;">´</span></span> | ||
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! style="text-align:left" | Pronunciation ([[wikipedia:help:IPA|IPA]]) | ! style="text-align:left" | Pronunciation ([[wikipedia:help:IPA|IPA]]) | ||
| /oʊ/ || / | | /oʊ/ || /ʌ/ || /ɔɪ/ || /p/ || /r/ || /s/ || /t/ || /ju/ || /u/ || /ʊ/ || /v/ || /tʃ/ || /dʒ/ || /θ/ || /ð/ || /ʃ/ || /ʒ/ | ||
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First off, let me point out there are only 22 letters, not more. Accents do not count separate letters, although they sound different. There is also an additional accent, 'ś', but it's use is a bit more complex. Note that with this character set, you can transliterate (Or very closely approximate) words of many languages. | First off, let me point out there are only 22 letters, not more. Accents do not count separate letters, although they sound different. There is also an additional accent, 'ś', but it's use is a bit more complex. Note that with this character set, you can transliterate (Or very closely approximate) words of many languages. | ||
===Phonotactics=== | ===Phonotactics=== | ||
There are no rules governing how letters may be placed. Absolutely none. You could, for example, declare 'asdffdsa' a word (Though nobody would use it), but it would not be pronounceable. If you tried pronouncing it, (Depending on your region) you might actually say, 'asdfífédsa', which has absolutely no meaning whatsoever, but would be a different word. There are absolutely NO exceptions whatsoever, under ANY circumstance where letters are pronounced different than normal. Each letter has exactly ONE pronunciation. | There are no rules governing how letters may be placed. Absolutely none. You could, for example, declare 'asdffdsa' a word (Though nobody would use it), but it would not be pronounceable. If you tried pronouncing it, (Depending on your region) you might actually say, 'asdfífédsa', which has absolutely no meaning whatsoever, but would be a different word. There are absolutely NO exceptions whatsoever, under ANY circumstance where letters are pronounced different than normal. Each letter has exactly ONE pronunciation. | ||
==Grammar and Syntax== | ==Grammar and Syntax== | ||