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 ==Alphabet==
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 The Czecklish alphabet is closely based upon the Czech and Polish alphabets. The close relationship that Czecklish has with its neighboring West Slavic languages has influenced its phonology significantly over the centuries. Therefore, its alphabet has been made to reflect Czecklish's phonological changes. Because of this, the Czecklish alphabet is considered a 'Frankenstein' of the Czech and Polish alphabets, with German influence. Czecklish uses the letter ẞß, as in German. It is important to note that Eszett has a different phonetic value than in German. Czecklish’s Latin alphabet has a total of 41 letters:<br />
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-For more information on the Czecklish alphabet and its letters, see [[Czecklish Orthography & Numerals]]. It contains detailed explanations of the origins of certain letters, and how they are pronounced. It also explains how and when the letter Eszett is used, and its origins as it relates to the Czecklish alphabet. More information on diacritics and punctuation can also be found on the [[Czecklish Orthography & Numerals]] page.<br />
 '''Digraphs'''