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| Historical notes, updated | pronunciations, and lists of variant spellings will also |
| had very distinctive speaking mannerisms, | pronunciations and inflections that are well-known to his |
| In phonetic-based methods, after | pronunciations are entered, they will be converted into r |
| Pronunciations are given in various dictionary respelling | |
| Pronunciations are grouped together into a PLS document w | |
| Apparently both | pronunciations are used in France. |
| The two | pronunciations are "Lewis own" and "Lewises own". |
| e words with the same (or closely related) | pronunciations as the semantically related Japanese words |
| Jargon clearly had different meanings and | pronunciations at various points in history, and continue |
| If there are multiple | pronunciations available for a word, all subsequent entri |
| n name, it can have different meanings and | pronunciations depending on the location. |
| ea, ee, igh, oa, ew, ir; and two possible | pronunciations each for th, c, g and y, can also be recog |
| ot Italian and is not obliged to adopt its | pronunciations even for borrowed words cf. the Latin and |
| They may also create innovative | pronunciations for English sounds not found in the speake |
| The language allows one or more | pronunciations for a word or phrase to be specified using |
| r facing a problem in delivering the right | pronunciations for some of the Arabic letters in English, |
| Modern Standard Arabic has three | pronunciations for the letter: most prominently, in Egypt |
| It incorporates words and | pronunciations from Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Marathi, Konka |
| em tried to avoid Alphabets with different | Pronunciations in different Languages. |
| Many of the | pronunciations in Kenyon and Knott seem antiquated today |
| There are several tube | pronunciations in dispute, such as Marry-le-bone / Marr-l |
| duism, depending on which of its two Hindi | pronunciations is used. |
| Are those latter | pronunciations just the Istanbul dialect, or is there som |
| less fricative, tapped and trilled unvular | pronunciations occur occasionally. |
| A more unusual decision was to omit | pronunciations of common, everyday words, contrary to the |
| phonemic transcription of General American | pronunciations of words, using symbols largely correspond |
| In addition, Saga-ben also has the unique | pronunciations of "za, zu, ze, da, ga," and "na" rendered |
| Non-native | pronunciations of English result from the common linguist |
| the earlier rime books, for indicating the | pronunciations of the characters. |
| Three different English | pronunciations of the word "Castelnau" seem to be in curr |
| The | pronunciations of both "Yebisu" and "Ebisu" are the same. |
| T is not used for Unihan's definitions and | pronunciations of individual characters. |
| ving a bit of fun using overly broad vowel | pronunciations on such tunes as "Pretty Eyes." |
| der to neutrally represent several English | pronunciations or dialects. |
| Pronunciations such as these take precedence over the rul | |
| Alternate | pronunciations that use the same kanji spelling include F |
| click through to the articles and read the | pronunciations there. |
| Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is used to present | pronunciations which are in turn based on the Received Pr |
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