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=== Consonants === | === Consonants === | ||
| − | '''b, d, g''' | + | '''b, d, g''': bu ''(boo)'' – not, |
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| − | bu ''(boo)'' – not, | + | |
de ''(dea(f))'' – of, | de ''(dea(f))'' – of, | ||
ga ''(gar)'' – completely | ga ''(gar)'' – completely | ||
| − | + | '''p, t, k''' (with aspiration): pan ''(pun)'' – bread, | |
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| − | pan ''(pun)'' – bread, | + | |
tak ''(tuck)'' – so | tak ''(tuck)'' – so | ||
| + | '''z''' ([dz]): zun ''([dzun])'' – occupy oneself | ||
| − | + | '''j, ch''': jan ''(jun(to))'' – to know, | |
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| − | '''j, ch''': | + | |
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| − | jan ''(jun(to))'' – to know, | + | |
chay ''(chi(ld))'' – tea | chay ''(chi(ld))'' – tea | ||
| − | + | '''w / v, f''': fa ''(far)'' – (to grow/get), | |
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| − | fa ''(far)'' – (to grow/get), | + | |
wo ''(wore)'' – where | wo ''(wore)'' – where | ||
| − | + | '''s''' (as in English, it may be voiced between vowels), '''sh''': se ''(se(t))'' – this (noun), | |
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| − | '''s''' (as in English, it may be voiced between vowels), '''sh''' | + | |
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| − | se ''(se(t))'' – this (noun), | + | |
shu ''(shoe)'' – shoe | shu ''(shoe)'' – shoe | ||
| + | '''h''': hu ''(who)'' – who | ||
| + | '''m, n, r, l''': man ''(mun)'' – man, la ''(lar)'' – (used not to repeat a noun), ruf ''(roof)'' – roof | ||
| − | + | The letter "'''x'''" sounds as a combination "gs" (before a consonant my be pronounced as simple "s"; like the English “x”, may be voiced between vowels, as in “exam”): ex ''(ex)'' – ex | |
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| − | The letter "'''x'''" sounds as a combination "gs" (before a consonant my be pronounced as simple "s"; like the English “x”, may be voiced between vowels, as in “exam”): | + | |
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| − | ex ''(ex)'' – ex | + | |
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| + | The combination '''ng''' is pronounced as the English ng: bruing ''(brewing)'' – brewing | ||
=== Word stress === | === Word stress === | ||
