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One notable phonetic shift in Eastern Alska is the placement of ''sj'' in words that normally contain ''kj'' in Standard | One notable phonetic shift in Eastern Alska is the placement of ''sj'' in words that normally contain ''kj'' in Standard | ||
*''Alsj' '' (EA) - ''Alska'' (SA) - Alska | *''Alsj' '' [al'ʃɛ] (EA) - ''Alska'' [als'ka] (SA) - Alska | ||
*''Mensjer'' (EA) - ''Mennsker'' (SA) - People | *''Mensjer'' [mɛnʃ(ɹ)] (EA) - ''Mennsker'' [mɛn'skɛr] (SA) - People | ||
====Apostrof==== | ====Apostrof==== | ||