Azkali language: Difference between revisions

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/p/
/p/
|'''t'''
|'''t'''
'''/t/'''
/t/
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|'''ch'''
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/c/
/c~tʃ/
|'''k'''
|'''k'''
/k/
/k/
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/t̺s̺/
/t̺s̺/
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|'''ch'''
/tʃ/
|'''g'''
|'''g'''
/g, ɡʟ̝/
/ɡʟ̝~g/
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|'''z'''
|'''z'''
'''/'''s̻/
/s̻/
|'''s'''
|'''s'''
/s̺/
/s̺/
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|'''l'''
|'''l'''
'''/'''l/
/l/
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|'''j, y'''
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Contrasting with almost all of the languages that geographically surround it, Azkali has no true voiced stops. The only analog to a voiced stop, romanized as <g>, is a voiced velar lateral affricate ([ɡʟ̝]) in about half of all recorded dialects. The remaining half pronounce it as /g/. Dialects that pronounce g as /ɡʟ̝/ are what are known as ''[[Zigeran (Azkali language)|zigeran]]'' dialects.


== Orthography ==
== Orthography ==