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A representation of the letters in the Mediterranean country's standardly written alphabet is what the IPA is for the Italian language. The International Phonetic Alphabet therefore presents letters as sounds: a, b, d, dz, d??(g before e, i), e, ?, f, g, i, j (i before vowels, j, y), k (c, k, q), l, ?(gl before vowels), m, n, ?(ng), ?(gn), o, ?(o before doubled consonants, o accented), p, r, s, ?(sc before e, i), t, ts (z, zz), t? (c before e, i), u, v, w (ui, uo, we), z (s).
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∙ 9y agoA representation of the letters in the Mediterranean country's standardly written alphabet is what the IPA is for the Italian language. The International Phonetic Alphabet therefore presents letters as sounds: a, b, d, dz, dÍ¡Ê’(g before e, i), e, É›, f, g, i, j (i before vowels, j, y), k (c, k, q), l, ÊŽ(gl before vowels), m, n, Å‹(ng), ɲ(gn), o, É”(o before doubled consonants, o accented), p, r, s, ∫(sc before e, i), t, ts (z, zz), t∫ (c before e, i), u, v, w (ui, uo, we), z (s).
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