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• Hebrew alphabet (links | edit)
• Modern Hebrew phonology (links | edit)
• International Phonetic Alphabet (links | edit)
• Latin phonology and orthography (links | edit)
• Phonology (links | edit)
• Received Pronunciation (links | edit)
• Yiddish (links | edit)
• Phonics (links | edit)
• Diphthong (links | edit)
• Finnish phonology (links | edit)
• General American English (links | edit)
• Index of language articles (links | edit)
• Ubykh phonology (links | edit)
• Standard German phonology (links | edit)
• Historical Chinese phonology (links | edit)
• Voiced dental, alveolar and postalveolar trills (links | edit)
• Voiced uvular trill (links | edit)
• Voiced postalveolar fricative (links | edit)
• Voiceless postalveolar fricative (links | edit)
• Voiceless uvular fricative (links | edit)
• Classical Arabic (links | edit)
• Open-mid central unrounded vowel (links | edit)
• Irish phonology (links | edit)
• High rising terminal (links | edit)
• Portuguese phonology (links | edit)
• Catalan phonology (links | edit)
• Cant (language) (links | edit)
• Arabic phonology (links | edit)
• Spanish phonology (links | edit)
• English phonology (links | edit)
• Hungarian phonology (links | edit)
• Awadhi language (links | edit)
• French phonology (links | edit)
• Romanian phonology (links | edit)
• Vietnamese phonology (links | edit)
• Voiceless postalveolar affricate (links | edit)
• Swedish phonology (links | edit)
• Norwegian phonology (links | edit)
• Italian phonology (links | edit)
• Synthetic phonics (links | edit)
• Voiced postalveolar affricate (links | edit)
• Esperanto phonology (links | edit)
• Japanese phonology (links | edit)
• Thieves' cant (links | edit)
• Bernese German phonology (links | edit)
• Persian phonology (links | edit)
• Australian English phonology (links | edit)
• Old English phonology (links | edit)
• Somali phonology (links | edit)
• Ancient Greek phonology (links | edit)