ronanpoirier
Senior Member
Brazil - Portuguese
Well , I have started working on this table with the consonants pronounce of several languages, far now, the main Neolatin languages, Hungarian and English are the ones which I have already written... however, I'm affraid it may have some mistakes, so I'd like that anyone correct it and, if possible, add another language as well.
Where it has a Ø, it means that sound doesn't exist in that language and the ? means I am not sure if that sound exist in that language and what letter, digraph or trigraph represent that sound. Ah, by the way, when I write digraph or trigraph, sometimes it is not a digraph or a trigraph, but I use those words meaning that you use those letters together. In Hungarian, even GY, NY, SZ and etc. are considered single letters, not a digraph.
Well, Thanks in advance to anyone who answers it!
And I hope new languages to be added!!!
Oh ya, I forgot to say that, if possible, someone add the IPA symbol which I haven't written!!! Then, to those who know it, it will become better to understand!
_o/ Thanks again.
Where it has a Ø, it means that sound doesn't exist in that language and the ? means I am not sure if that sound exist in that language and what letter, digraph or trigraph represent that sound. Ah, by the way, when I write digraph or trigraph, sometimes it is not a digraph or a trigraph, but I use those words meaning that you use those letters together. In Hungarian, even GY, NY, SZ and etc. are considered single letters, not a digraph.
Well, Thanks in advance to anyone who answers it!
Oh ya, I forgot to say that, if possible, someone add the IPA symbol which I haven't written!!! Then, to those who know it, it will become better to understand!
_o/ Thanks again.
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