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The Northern Alska alphabet has 28 letters. The five digraphs, æy, ey, ui, iy, and øy, are counted as single letters. All of these sounds can be made with Standard Alskan (SA) orthography, with the exception of [au], which is represented by the letter <i>å</i> in Northern Alska. | The Northern Alska alphabet has 28 letters. The five digraphs, æy, ey, ui, iy, and øy, are counted as single letters. All of these sounds can be made with Standard Alskan (SA) orthography, with the exception of [au], which is represented by the letter <i>å</i> in Northern Alska. | ||
The letter <i>iy</i> is also known as 'creaky i' because of it's pronunciation. | |||
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*[d] - [b] | *[d] - [b] | ||
And so forth. | And so forth. | ||
====Pronunciation Differences/Spelling Differences==== | ====Pronunciation Differences/Spelling Differences==== | ||