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Every single letter is pronounced no matter what; However some letters may change sounds, see next article.
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While every letter is pronounced, some particularly "b, k, and q" change sounds depending on where they are in a sentenc…
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When using suffixes tense like "-o" "-u" and "-a" you may put them on any verb, adjective, or job title. Using current t…
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The word order is [punctuation, Subject, prepositional, object, verb, dependant clause, punctuation.] This does not chan…
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When describing a noun you go in this order [Noun, number, size, color, everything else]
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When encountering double or even triple vowels, they are each pronounced in there own syllable. Ex: "ea" "oo" "ou"
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