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The same voiced-unvoiced consonant switch occurs in Eastern Alska just as it does in Northern Alska. | The same voiced-unvoiced consonant switch occurs in Eastern Alska just as it does in Northern Alska. | ||
====Apostrof==== | |||
The Apostrophe (<i>'</i>) represents the phone [ɛ], and is used only when the sound is to be fully realized. The apostrohpe is used to counteract the dropping of word-final, unstressed syllables in Eastern Alska. It is also used in stressed syllables because the letter ''e'' only represents the phone [e:]. If ''e'', or any other vowel is found in an unstressed syllable (usually at the end of a word), it is dropped from speech. However, is '' ' '' is in the final syllable, it is still unstressed, but the [ɛ] is pronounced. | |||
This is shown in the tables below. | |||
====Pronunciation Differences/Spelling Differences==== | ====Pronunciation Differences/Spelling Differences==== | ||