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===Consonants=== | ===Consonants=== | ||
* Bilabial: b, p, ph, m | * Bilabial: b, p, ph, m {{tts2||by, py, phy, my}} | ||
* Alveolar: t, th, n, l | * Alveolar: t, th, n, l {{tts2||ty, thy, ny, ly}} | ||
* Velar: g, k, kh, h | * Velar: g, k, kh, h {{tts2||gi, ky, khy, hy}} | ||
* Palatal: c, ch, s, j (followed by vowel "i") | * Palatal: c, ch, s, j (followed by vowel "i") {{tts2||cy, chy, sy, ji}} | ||
* Dental: z, zh, s, j (not followed by vowel "i") | * Dental: z, zh, s, j (not followed by vowel "i") {{tts2||zef, zhef, sef, joa}} | ||
The convention of using "h" to denote [[aspirated consonant]]s is similar to the way superscript "h" is used in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). It is also similar to the way the apostrophe is used in [[Wade-Giles]]. | The convention of using "h" to denote [[aspirated consonant]]s is similar to the way superscript "h" is used in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). It is also similar to the way the apostrophe is used in [[Wade-Giles]]. | ||