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==Alphabet and Orthography==
==Alphabet and Orthography==
The Grekelin alphabet consists of 23 letters, five of which are vowels and 18 are consonants.
The Grekelin alphabet consists of 24 letters, four of which are vowels, two semivowels and 18 are consonants.
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! colspan="23" | Letters of the Grekelin alphabet
! colspan="24" | Letters of the Grekelin alphabet
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| Aa (/ɑ/) || Bb (/b/) || Cc (/t͡s/) || Dd (/d/) || Ee (/ɛ/) || Ff (/ɸ/) || Gg (/ɟ/) || Hh (/χ/) || Yy (/j/ or palatalization) || Ii (/i/) || Kk (/k/) || Ll (/ɫ/) || Mm (/m/) || Nn (/n/) || Οο (/o/) || Pp (/p/) || Rr (//) || Ss (/s/) || Jj (/d͡ʒ/) || Tt (/t/) || Uu (/u/) || Ww (/v/) || Zz (/z/)
| Aa (/ɑ/) || Bb (/b/) || Cc (/t͡s/) || Dd (/d/) || Ee (/ɛ/) || Ff (/ɸ/) || Gg (/ɟ/) || Hh (/χ/) || Yy (/y/) || Ii (/i/) || Kk (/k/) || Ll (/ɫ/) || Mm (/m/) || Nn (/n/) || Οο (/o/) || Pp (/p/) || Rr (/r/) || Ss (/s/) || Jj (/j/) || Tt (/t/) || Uu (/u/) || Vv (/v/) || Zz (/z/)
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The letters correspond always to their pronunciation. The Grekelin orthography is considered a [[w:phonetic orthography|phonetic]], as opposed to deep orthographies like [[w:French orthography|French's]].
The letters correspond always to their pronunciation. The Grekelin orthography is considered a [[w:phonetic orthography|phonetic]], as opposed to deep orthographies like [[w:French orthography|French's]].
(Grekelin recently switched from the Greek to the Latin alphabet. For now consider that it's written with both but the Latin is preferred)
In addition, the following digraphs are used within the language:
In addition, the following digraphs are used within the language:


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! colspan="4" | Digraphs in Grekelin orthography
! colspan="4" | Digraphs in Grekelin orthography
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| Ei (When behind a consonant or ο, it makes the /ji/ sound) || Gz (Makes the /ɟkʰ/ sound) || Zs (Makes the /ʐ/ sound) || Sz (Makes the /ʃ/ sound)
| Ei (When behind a consonant or ο, it makes the /ji/ sound) || Chs (Makes the /kz/ sound) || Zs (Makes the /ʑ/ sound) || Sz (Makes the /ɕ/ sound)
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The Grekelin orthography was reformed recently, as part of a larger reform within the conlang. As a result, some texts that preexisted on the internet may not comply with the modern form of the language.
The Grekelin orthography was (yet again) reformed recently, as part of a larger reform within the conlang. As a result, some texts that preexisted on the internet may not comply with the modern form of the language.


==Grammar==
==Grammar==
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