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Most allophones shown here are so-called "L-precedent" allophones, appearing only before /l/ or /ɫ/, i.e. ''o'''ff'''lu'' "rate" [[Help:IPA|[ˈɔːɸɫu]]](<small>Standard Izhkut:</small> [[Help:IPA|[ˈôflu]]]). These allophones are /ɸ/, /β/ and /ç/, allophones for /f/, /v/ and /x/ respectively.
Most allophones shown here are so-called "L-precedent" allophones, appearing only before /l/ or /ɫ/, i.e. ''o'''ff'''lu'' "rate" [[Help:IPA|[ˈɔːɸɫu]]](<small>Standard Izhkut:</small> [[Help:IPA|[ˈôflu]]]). These allophones are /ɸ/, /β/ and /ç/, allophones for /f/, /v/ and /h/ respectively.


Standard Izhkut /ɟ/ has been replaced by the voiced postalveolar affricate /d͡ʒ/ in most dialects in all positions. However, some dialects such as that of Ilasgez have preserved /ɟ/(although admittedly this feature is losing out to affricatisation), while the dialect of Roslia Bay Island has so far preserved /ɟ/ before /i/, /e/ and /ɛ/.
Standard Izhkut /ɟ/ has been replaced by the voiced postalveolar affricate /d͡ʒ/ in most dialects in all positions. However, some dialects such as that of Ilasgez have preserved /ɟ/(although admittedly this feature is losing out to affricatisation), while the dialect of Roslia Bay Island has so far preserved /ɟ/ before /i/, /e/ and /ɛ/.
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