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| | |at the beginning of words, when it is followed by a vowel, or between vowels it is pronounced [j] | ||
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| | |when it is followed by a vowel it is pronounced as [w] | ||
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| | |it comes tipically in Greek loan words | ||
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The letters '''j''' and '''w''' occur in foreign words and loan words. They can be pronounced as in the original language or can be pronounced respectively as [j] and [v] / [ʊ]. | The letters '''j''' and '''w''' occur in foreign words and loan words. They can be pronounced as in the original language or can be pronounced respectively as [j] and [v] / [ʊ]. | ||
There are also three digraphs: '''ch''', '''ph''' and '''th'''. | There are also three digraphs: '''ch''', '''ph''' and '''th'''. | ||
===Consonantal phonemes=== | ===Consonantal phonemes=== | ||