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--- yivalkes:valaksayo [2026/09/04 11:56] – [Phonetic-only reading] mangotrain
+++ yivalkes:valaksayo [2026/09/04 12:02] (current) – [Letter readings] mangotrain
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 ==== Letter readings ====
+//Keeping this here temporarily but this is more important for Ibbalese than for Valakese.//
 ^ Letter ^ Bb ^ Bd ^ Bg ^ Bl ^ Bw ^ By ^ Bx ^ Bn ^
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 | **bn** | **nx** | **lw** | **lx** | **nl** | **nd** | **xw** |
 | **nb** | **nn** | **ln** | | | |
-^ gn  ^ nk  ^ an  ^ im ^ un ^ ee ^
+^ gn  ^ nk  ^ an  ^ im ^ un ^ ee ^ e ^
-| **gn** | **ng** | **xn** | **yn** | **wn** | **yx** |
+| **gn** | **ng** | **xn** | **yn** | **wn** | **yx** | **xy** |
 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.
+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.

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