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| /oʊ/ || /ʌ/ || /ɔɪ/ || /p/ || /r/ || /s/ || /t/ || /ju/ || /u/ || /ʊ/ || /v/ || /tʃ/ || /dʒ/ || /θ/ || /ð/ || /ʃ/ || /ʒ/ | | /oʊ/ || /ʌ/ || /ɔɪ/ || /p/ || /r/ || /s/ || /t/ || /ju/ || /u/ || /ʊ/ || /v/ || /tʃ/ || /dʒ/ || /θ/ || /ð/ || /ʃ/ || /ʒ/ | ||
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There are 34 phonemes written with 22 letters and 12 accentuated letters. Accentuated letters do not count as proper letters. There is also an additional accent, 'ś', but it's use is a bit more complex. Note that with this character set, you can transliterate (Or very closely approximate) words of many languages. | |||
===Phonotactics=== | ===Phonotactics=== | ||
The only rule is that you cannot place two of the same consonant in a row. There are absolutely NO exceptions whatsoever, under ANY circumstance where letters are pronounced different than normal. Each letter has exactly ONE pronunciation. | The only rule is that you cannot place two of the same consonant in a row. There are absolutely NO exceptions whatsoever, under ANY circumstance where letters are pronounced different than normal. Each letter has exactly ONE pronunciation. |
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