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! MTL !! Example !! Meaning
! MTL !! Example !! Meaning
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| {{x|am}} || {{xl|lam}} || to mix  
| {{x|am}} || {{x|lam}} || to mix  
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|-  
| im || {{xl|a'kim}} (akim) || aunt  
| im || {{x|a'kim}} || aunt  
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|-  
| {{x|iam}} || {{xl|liam}} || to nag
| {{x|iam}} || {{xl|liam}} || to nag
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| {{x|iong}} || {{xl|iong}} || to use
| {{x|iong}} || {{xl|iong}} || to use
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Notes: ''ien'' is often spoken without the ''i''. Also, ''eng'' sounds similar to the first part of "English" (''{{XL|Engbuun}}'').


=== Syllabic structure ===
=== Syllabic structure ===
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