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• Allophone (links | edit)
• F (links | edit)
• Furigana (links | edit)
• Haiku (links | edit)
• Hiragana (links | edit)
• Modern Hebrew phonology (links | edit)
• International Phonetic Alphabet (links | edit)
• Japan (links | edit)
• Japanese language (links | edit)
• Katakana (links | edit)
• Kana (links | edit)
• Latin phonology and orthography (links | edit)
• Nasal consonant (links | edit)
• Phonology (links | edit)
• Received Pronunciation (links | edit)
• Tanka (links | edit)
• Hepburn romanization (links | edit)
• Kanji (links | edit)
• Phonics (links | edit)
• Syllable (links | edit)
• Finnish phonology (links | edit)
• Elision (links | edit)
• Japanese grammar (links | edit)
• General American English (links | edit)
• Namu Myōhō Renge Kyō (links | edit)
• Japanese numerals (links | edit)
• Kimigayo (links | edit)
• Sandhi (links | edit)
• Japanese literature (links | edit)
• List of Japanese writers (links | edit)
• Index of language articles (links | edit)
• Okinawan language (links | edit)
• Kansai dialect (links | edit)
• Japanese people (links | edit)
• Mora (linguistics) (links | edit)
• Ubykh phonology (links | edit)
• Kunrei-shiki romanization (links | edit)
• Non-native pronunciations of English (links | edit)
• Rio Grande do Sul (links | edit)
• Himiko (links | edit)
• Japanese dialects (links | edit)
• JSL romanization (links | edit)
• Nihon-shiki romanization (links | edit)
• Lüshunkou, Dalian (links | edit)
• Standard German phonology (links | edit)
• Historical Chinese phonology (links | edit)
• Polivanov system (links | edit)
• Japonic languages (links | edit)
• Sino-Japanese vocabulary (links | edit)
• Voiceless velar plosive (links | edit)