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 |-
 |i
-|[ɪ]/[i]
+|[i]
-|short 'ɪ', long 'i'
+|No short version
 |-
 |j
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 |-
 |o
-|[o̞]/[o]
+|[ò]/[o̞]
 | -
 |-
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 |-
 |r
-|[r]
+|[ʁ]
-|can be rolled, tapped, trilled, or pronounced non-rhotically, as in most British English dialects.  (depends on Alskan dialect)
+|
 |-
 |s
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 |-
 |u
-|[ʉ]
+|[u:]
 |has no short version
 |-
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 |[f]
 | -
-|-
-|w
-|[v]
-|rarely used, usually replaced with 'v'
 |-
 |y
-|[y:]
+|[i:]
-|pronounced almost like German 'ü'
+|pronounced like 'e' in English 'me'
-|-
-|z
-|[ts]
-|rarely used
 |-
 |å
-|[ɔ]
+|[au]
-|pronounced somewhat like English 'aw' Can be pronounced 'ooh', or 'ow' depending on dialect
+| -
 |-
 |ø
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 | -
 |-
-|ä
+|æy
-|[ɛ]\[e:]
+|[aj]
-|short/long.  depends on whether 'ä' is by itself, or near a consonant cluster
+| -
+|-
+|ey
+|[ei:]
+| -
 |-
-|æ
+|uy
-|[aj]
+|[u:i]
-|pronounced as in Latin and Icelandic
+| -
+|-
+|iy
+|[i:j]
+| Mid-closed version of [i:]
+-
 |}