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|[ai:]
|[ai:]
|corresponds with (ej)/(ei) in Mainland Scandinavia, as well as certain instances of (eg), (
|corresponds with (ej)/(ei) in Mainland Scandinavia, as well as certain instances of (eg) in Danish
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|j
|j
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| -
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|p
|p
|[p]
|[p]
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|r
|r
|[r]
|[r]
|can be rolled, tapped, trilled, or pronounced non-rhotically, as in most British English dialects.  (depends on Alskan dialect)
|tapped in all positions
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|s
|s
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|u
|u
|[ʉ]
|[u]
|has no short version
| -
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|v
|v
|[f]
|[v]
| -
| -
|-
|w
|[v]
|rarely used, usually replaced with 'v'
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|y
|y
|[y:]
|[y:]
|pronounced almost like German 'ü'
|pronounced almost like German 'ü'
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|z
|[ts]
|rarely used
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|[ɔ]
|[o:]
|pronounced somewhat like English 'aw'
| -
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|-
|[ø]
|[ø]
| -
|may also represent [œ], but the distinction is not made in Alska
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