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! Nasal | ! Nasal | ||
| /m/ || /n/ || || || || | | /m/ || /n/ || || /ɲ/ || || | ||
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! Stop | ! Stop | ||
| /b p/ || /d/ /t/ || /c/ /ɟ/ || /ɡ/ /k/ || || | | /b/ /p/ || /d/ /t/ || /c/ /ɟ/ || /ɡ/ /k/ || || | ||
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! Affricate | ! Affricate | ||
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! Fricative | ! Fricative | ||
| /f/ || /s/ || /ɕ ʑ/ || /ç/ || /x/ || | | /f/ /v/ || /s/ || /ɕ/ /ʑ/ || /ç/ || /x/ || | ||
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! Approximant | ! Approximant | ||
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<small>'' * Although it only appears in Hungarian or German loanwords, it is often written down, so people that write the language consider it a native sound. It is considered more of a marginal phoneme.'' </small> | <small>'' * Although it only appears in Hungarian or German loanwords, it is often written down, so people that write the language consider it a native sound. It is considered more of a marginal phoneme.'' </small> | ||
==Alphabet and Orthography== | ==Alphabet and Orthography== | ||