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===Orthography===
===Orthography===
There are currently two orthographies used to write Lāgsmān- the Ghrāßa orthography, supported by the Akādami Ghrāßa situated in Austria, and the Szumbaatal orthography, supported by the Akaadami Szumbaatal situated in Hungary. Ghrāßa is heavily influenced by [[w:German language|German]] orthography, whereas Szumbaatal is heavily influenced by [[w:Hungarian language|Hungarian]] orthography.
There are currently two orthographies used to write Lāgsmān- the Ghrāßa orthography, supported by the Akādami Ghrāßa situated in Austria, and the Szumbaatal orthography, supported by the Akaadami Szumbaatal situated in Hungary. Ghrāßa is heavily influenced by [[w:German language|German]] orthography, whereas Szumbaatal is heavily influenced by [[w:Hungarian language|Hungarian]] orthography.
Those who advocate for the Ghrāßa system, known as the ''Ghrāßarumuz'', claim that since Lāgsmān is a Germanic language, and also that other South Germanic languages such as [[Mudukris]] use a German-based orthography, they believe that Lāgsmān should also use a German-based orthography.
Those who instead advocate for the Szumbaatal system, known as the ''Szumbaatalrumuz'', argue that as the majority of ethnic Lagsmen live in western Hungary, and that many learners of Lāgsmān as a second language are also Hungarian, Lāgsmān should accomodate for the majority and use a Hungarian-based orthography to minimise confusion among primarily Hungarian learners.
===Consonants===
===Consonants===


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