Modern Literal Taiwanese alphabet: Difference between revisions

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* Most others are pronounced similar to original Latin or in general European languages
* Most others are pronounced similar to original Latin or in general European languages


[[File:py, phy, mi, bi, ty, thvy, ny, li, ky, khy, hy, gi, cy, chy, sy, ji, zef, zheq.mp3|thumb|none|The initial consonants. '''s''' and '''j''' are "fricatives" (turbulent) when followed by ''i'', otherwise non-fricative (e.g. {{x|si}}, {{x|ji}} vs. {{x|sef}}, {{x|jøee}})]]
[[File:py, phy, mi, bi, ty, thvy, ny, li, ky, khy, hy, gi, cy, chy, sy, ji, zef, zheq.mp3|thumb|none|The initial consonants. '''s''' and '''j''' are "fricatives" (turbulent) when followed by ''i'', otherwise non-fricative (e.g. {{x|si}} vs. {{x|sef}}, and {{x|ji}} vs. {{x|jøee}})]]


== Vowels ==
== Vowels ==
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