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In some rural accents in eastern Bjeheond, around Plüeng Sănach, and in some styles of singing, ''r'' is pronounced as an alveolar trill /r/ in all positions. In the Wieb accent ''r'' triggers a low tone onset on the following vowel, and in contemporary Wieb Windermere this is the only sign of phonemic ''r'', with initial /r/ entirely replaced with [h]. | In some rural accents in eastern Bjeheond, around Plüeng Sănach, and in some styles of singing, ''r'' is pronounced as an alveolar trill /r/ in all positions. In the Wieb accent ''r'' triggers a low tone onset on the following vowel, and in contemporary Wieb Windermere this is the only sign of phonemic ''r'', with initial /r/ entirely replaced with [h]. | ||
''ff thth ss'' may be used | ''ff thth ss'' may be used to transcribe /f θ s/ in other languages. | ||
===Vowels (''motrăway'')=== | ===Vowels (''motrăway'')=== | ||