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===Romanization=== | ===Romanization=== | ||
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|+ Saxuma Romanization | |+ Saxuma Romanization | ||
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! Romanization || a || b || c || d || dy || e || f || ff || g || gy || h || hy || i || j || k || ky || l || ly | ! Romanization || a || b || c || d || dy || e || f || ff || g || gy || h || hy || i || j || k || ky || l || ly || m || n || ny || o || p || q || r || s || sy || t || ty || u || v || w || x || y || z || zy | ||
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! IPA | ! IPA | ||
| a || b || c || d || d͡ʑ || ɛ || hʷ || ɸ || g || d͡ʑ || x || ç || i || ʑ || k || c || l || ʎ | | a || b || c || d || d͡ʑ || ɛ || hʷ || ɸ || g || d͡ʑ || x || ç || i || ʑ || k || c || l || ʎ || m || n || ɲ || o || p || ʔ || r̥ || s || ɕ || t || c || u || v || w || ɕ || j || z || ʑ | ||
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* Accented short vowels are indicated with an acute accent, unaccented long vowels with a macron, and accented long vowels with a carat. Accents are often not indicated outside of dictionaries and other linguistic texts, except when disambiguation is considered necessary. In texts with accents marked, if a word has no accent, it can be assumed to have ultimate stress if it is a verb, and initial stress otherwise. For example, ''leyo'' ("world") is equivalent to ''léyo'', and ''mabu'' ("to learn") is equivalent to ''mabú'' | * Accented short vowels are indicated with an acute accent, unaccented long vowels with a macron, and accented long vowels with a carat. Accents are often not indicated outside of dictionaries and other linguistic texts, except when disambiguation is considered necessary. In texts with accents marked, if a word has no accent, it can be assumed to have ultimate stress if it is a verb, and initial stress otherwise. For example, ''leyo'' ("world") is equivalent to ''léyo'', and ''mabu'' ("to learn") is equivalent to ''mabú'' | ||