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Phonology is the aspect of Khangaþyagon grammar that will be most familiar to English speakers. The phonemic inventory and syllable structure are mainly based on English and German. The native script is also based on a Germanic model, partly because runic scripts appear to have been used in magical practices. | |||
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Phonology and Script
Phonology is the aspect of Khangaþyagon grammar that will be most familiar to English speakers. The phonemic inventory and syllable structure are mainly based on English and German. The native script is also based on a Germanic model, partly because runic scripts appear to have been used in magical practices.
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--PeteBleackley 03:19, 17 May 2006 (PDT)