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...s from other varieties of Xynder in vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and spelling. ==Phonology and pronunciation==

'''Hatslénki''' (pronunciation: /xatslɛŋki/ <!--add IPA in the native language, and any other minority l ...means “coast”. The spelling is more phonetically spelt, with an “é” in the spelling rather than historical “e”.

...ds that had been merged. Some words still, however, retain some historical spelling. Some examples: ...(Aysaung) !! Pronunciation (North Xemxi) !! Pronunciation (South Xemxi) !! Pronunciation (Ghonggi) !! Romanization (Mablic; DLR)

...nguages of the East]], which introduced a uniform standard of spelling and pronunciation.

|pronunciation = /fone koʃlen/ ...ited its spelling conventions, creating a complicated system of historical spelling. Throughout its history the language has had moderate influence from the [[

| pronunciation = [ˈtaː.jai̯ ŋuˈtaː.jai̯] The following table describes each letter, with its glyph, spelling, and pronunciation.

|pronunciation = [soptʊmimo] ...tenese language reform|the reform]] standardized many aspects of Soptenese spelling, orthography and grammar, and offically did away with many archaic rules. I

|pronunciation = [ʊʃ tsɨ̃ɣõwˈp͡ɸɪ / 'ʊʃdɨm] ...will be pronounced pronounced [bɑ.rɛ.ˈðɑ̃n]. There are differences in the pronunciation of Balak loanwords depending on formality and levels of education. For exam

|pronunciation = ädəzämohtä:k A fully glottal /h~ɦ/ pronunciation of the epiglottal fricative /ʢ/ is common among young speakers, many of wh

|pronunciation = [[Mablic language#Phonology|[plàw m̥āpʰlà]]] ...created spellers to reform Mablic spelling, because ambiguities arose over spelling sounds that had been merged.

|pronunciation = /ɐːmɪkɪkxɐn/ Arkihanakh is written in the Adzo-Neviric script. Spelling is phonemic.

|pronunciation = When written in Decwabmẹ, Farmoshi exhibits a wealth of historical spelling stemming from [[Imperial Milevian language|Imperial Milevian]] orthography.

...deity, as Hasaaka, after a colonial-era pronunciation of Hasağa, the Balak spelling of Thagha. The name has been reinterpreted as a Jutean name, with 'Ha' anal