Appendix:Common pronunciation: Difference between revisions

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The phonology of Common is virtually identical to that of English, being essentially a word-replacement cipher of English.

Letter	IPA	English example
a	æ	cat
b	b	bad
c	k	coat
ch	tʃ	chip
d	d	dog
e	ɛ	bet
ee	i	seed
f	f	food
g	ɡ	good
h	h	ham
i	ɪ	sit
j	dʒ	joke
k	k	key
l	l	left
m	m	man
n	n	no
o	ɔ, ou	lot, tote
oo	u	mood
ow	au	cow
p	p	pond
r	ɹ	row
s	s	see
sh	ʃ	sheep
t	t	top
u	ʌ	rut
v	v	voice
w	w	wet
x	ks	tax
y	j	yawn
z	z	zoo

		Labial	Coronal	Palatal	Velar	Glottal
Nasal		m	n
Plosive	voiceless		t		k
Plosive	voiced	b	d		g
Fricative	voiceless		s	sh [ʃ]		h
Fricative	voiced	v	z
Approximant		w	r [ɹ]	y [j]
Lateral			l

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+The phonology of Common is virtually identical to that of English, being essentially a word-replacement cipher of English.
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