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Novizik is a language which is strikingly similar to Russian: It has hard and soft (palatalised) consonants and a full set of | Novizik is a language which is strikingly similar to Russian: It has hard and soft (palatalised) consonants and a full set of fricatives. | ||
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Introduction
Novizik is a language which is strikingly similar to Russian: It has hard and soft (palatalised) consonants and a full set of fricatives.
Phonology
| IPA | Letter | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| a | a | ||
| æ | æ | ||
| b | b | ||
| c | t͡s | ||
| č | t͡ʃ | ||
| d | d | ||
| e | e | ||
| f | f | ||
| g | g | ||
| h | h | ||
| ı | ɨ | ||
| i | i | ||
| j | j | ||
| k | k | ||
| l | l | ||
| m | m | ||
| n | n | ||
| o | o | ||
| p | p | ||
| r | r | ||
| s | s | ||
| š | ʃ | ||
| šč | ʃ◌͡ | t | t |
| u | u | ||
| v | v | ||
| x | x | ||
| z | z |
