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yivalkes:valaksayo [2026/09/04 11:46] – [Phonetic-only reading] mangotrainyivalkes:valaksayo [2026/09/04 12:02] (current) – [Letter readings] mangotrain
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 ==== Letter readings ==== ==== Letter readings ====
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 +//Keeping this here temporarily but this is more important for Ibbalese than for Valakese.//
  
 ^ Letter ^ Bb ^ Bd ^ Bg ^ Bl ^ Bw ^ By ^ Bx ^ Bn ^ ^ Letter ^ Bb ^ Bd ^ Bg ^ Bl ^ Bw ^ By ^ Bx ^ Bn ^
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 ==== Phonetic-only reading ==== ==== Phonetic-only reading ====
  
-^ b  ^ p  ^ v  ^ f ^ pkh ^ py ^ +^ b  ^ p  ^ v  ^ f ^ pkh ^ py ^ w/u ^  
-| **bb** | **bx** | **yb** | **by** | **bg** | **bd** |  +| **bb** | **bx** | **yb** | **by** | **bg** | **bd** | **ww** |  
-| **bw** | **xb** | **wb** |  | +| **bw** | **xb** | **wb** |  | **wy** | 
-^ d  ^ t  ^ z ^ s ^ h ^ +^ d  ^ t  ^ z ^ s ^ h ^ aa ^ a  ^ 
-| **wd** | **dx** | **yd** | **dy** | **Xx** | +| **wd** | **dx** | **yd** | **dy** | **Xx** | **xx** | **wx** | 
-| **dl** | **dl** | **dn** | **db** | | +| **dl** | **dl** | **dn** | **db** | | | | 
-^ g  ^ k ^ zh  ^ sh  ^ k’h  ^ kh ^ +^ g  ^ k ^ zh  ^ sh  ^ k’h  ^ kh ^ y/i ^ 
-| **gw** | **gb** | **wg** | **gy** | **gx** | **xg** | +| **gw** | **gb** | **wg** | **gy** | **gx** | **xg** | **yy** |  
-| **ng** | **gg** | | **xd** | | **yg** |+| **ng** | **gg** | | **xd** | | **yg** | **yl**|  
 +^ dzh  ^ tsh  ^ rs  ^ ks ^ ly  ^ lh ^ aw ^  
 +| **gl** | **dg** | **ld** | **gd** | **ly** | **ll** | **Xw** | 
 +| | **gx** | | | **lg** | **bl** | 
 +^ m  ^ n  ^ l  ^ r ^ my ^ ny  ^ o ^ 
 +| **bn** | **nx** | **lw** | **lx** | **nl** | **nd** | **xw** | 
 +| **nb** | **nn** | **ln** | | | | 
 +^ gn  ^ nk  ^ an  ^ im ^ un ^ ee ^ e ^ 
 +| **gn** | **ng** | **xn** | **yn** | **wn** | **yx** | **xy** |
  
 When writing in relatively single phonemes, doublons have a preferred and a special case. When writing in relatively single phonemes, doublons have a preferred and a special case.
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 P will use the Cup character, but the Hail one in strategy related terms. P will use the Cup character, but the Hail one in strategy related terms.
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 +The Mix (Ng) character appears twice, both in making Ny and making G. The second is a rarer form, but still exist. As for Wish (Gx), it can be used to make the Tsh sound due to how often words that had an aspirated k (written as K'h) turned into Tsh.
  
 And so on. And so on.
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