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===Orthography===
===Orthography===
===Consonants===
===Consonants===
The consonant inventory among different Cerian dialects is fairly similar, with the most noticeable exception being Hilly Southeastern Cerian which are the only ones that didn't merge Íscégon /l/ into /r/ (the distinction is still kept everywhere in the spelling - e.g. ''áleron'' "road" /ˈaːreron/ even if 95% of the speakers merge them).
The consonant inventory among different Cerian dialects is fairly similar, with the most noticeable exception being Hilly Southeastern Cerian which are the only ones that didn't merge Íscégon /l/ into /r/ (the distinction is still kept everywhere in the spelling - e.g. ''áleron'' "road" /ˈaːreron/ even if 95% of the speakers merge them). Many Southern Cerian dialects (incl. e.g. Šáritúni Cerian) also have /dʒ/ instead of /ʒ/, as Old Cerian did.
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