Sonory digraphs
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All sonory digraphs (with no mute letters) represent a double lenght sound.
They are: gl, gn, sç and sc
gl and gn form the palatal variants of the alveolar consonants L and N. They respectively represent the sounds /ʎː/ and /ɲː/.
sç and sc are used to represent the /ʃː/ sound before respectively A, O, U, V and the "palatals" E, I, J.