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 ==== Consonants ==== ==== Consonants ====
-^  Consonant  ^  Figlyph  ^  IPA  ^  ENG Pronounciation  ^  ENG Example  ^  ENG -> FGL Example ^+^  Consonant  ^  Figlyph  ^  IPA  ^  ENG Pronounciation  ^  ENG Example  ^  ENG -> FGL Example  ^
 |  B  |  -::B:: |  b  |  b  |  (b)ar  |  -::([ba])r:: | |  B  |  -::B:: |  b  |  b  |  (b)ar  |  -::([ba])r:: |
 |  C  |  -::C:: |  ç,tʃ  |  cx,ch  |  (ch)an  |  -::(ca)n:: | |  C  |  -::C:: |  ç,tʃ  |  cx,ch  |  (ch)an  |  -::(ca)n:: |
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 For vowels, it's purely similar to how the Japanese pronounces their vowels. On stacked vowels, however, the pronounced first vowel will immediately transition to the next vowel without prolonging it unless it's two of the same symbol. For vowels, it's purely similar to how the Japanese pronounces their vowels. On stacked vowels, however, the pronounced first vowel will immediately transition to the next vowel without prolonging it unless it's two of the same symbol.
  
-^  Consonant  ^  Figlyph  ^  IPA  ^  ENG Pronounciation  ^  ENG Example  ^  ENG -> FGL Example ^+^  Consonant  ^  Figlyph  ^  IPA  ^  ENG Pronounciation  ^  ENG Example  ^  ENG -> FGL Example  ^
 |  A  |  -::A:: |  a  |  ah  |  l(a)d  |  -::([la])d:: | |  A  |  -::A:: |  a  |  ah  |  l(a)d  |  -::([la])d:: |
 |  I  |  -::I:: |  i  |  ee  |  l(i)t  |  -::(li)t:: | |  I  |  -::I:: |  i  |  ee  |  l(i)t  |  -::(li)t:: |
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