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- Welsh_orthography abstract "Welsh orthography uses 28 letters (including eight digraphs) of the Latin script to write native Welsh words as well as older loanwords.The acute accent (Welsh: acen ddyrchafedig), the grave accent (Welsh: acen ddisgynedig), the circumflex (Welsh: acen grom/to bach) and the diaeresis mark (Welsh: didolnod) are also used on vowels, but accented letters are not regarded as part of the alphabet.The letter j is accepted in Welsh orthography for those words borrowed from English in which the /dʒ/ sound is retained in Welsh, even where that sound is not represented by j in English spelling, as in garej (for garage). Some borrowed words that are spelt with a j in English may be pronounced with either /dʒ/ or /ʃ/ in Welsh; the latter pronunciation is represented by si, as in Siapan for Japan. The letters k, v, x and z are used in some technical terms, like kilogram, volt, xeroser and zero, but in all cases can be, and often are, replaced by Welsh letters: cilogram, folt, seroser and sero. Nevertheless, in the Welsh colony in Patagonia, v is used generally to represent the sound /v/.".
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- Welsh_orthography wikiPageExternalLink accent.htm.
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- Welsh_orthography wikiPageID "198118".
- Welsh_orthography wikiPageRevisionID "599154962".
- Welsh_orthography hasPhotoCollection Welsh_orthography.
- Welsh_orthography subject Category:Language_orthographies.
- Welsh_orthography subject Category:Latin_alphabets.
- Welsh_orthography subject Category:Welsh_language.
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- Welsh_orthography comment "Welsh orthography uses 28 letters (including eight digraphs) of the Latin script to write native Welsh words as well as older loanwords.The acute accent (Welsh: acen ddyrchafedig), the grave accent (Welsh: acen ddisgynedig), the circumflex (Welsh: acen grom/to bach) and the diaeresis mark (Welsh: didolnod) are also used on vowels, but accented letters are not regarded as part of the alphabet.The letter j is accepted in Welsh orthography for those words borrowed from English in which the /dʒ/ sound is retained in Welsh, even where that sound is not represented by j in English spelling, as in garej (for garage). ".
- Welsh_orthography label "Alfabet walijski".
- Welsh_orthography label "Alphabet gallois".
- Welsh_orthography label "Welsh orthography".
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- Welsh_orthography sameAs Alfabet_walijski.
- Welsh_orthography sameAs m.01c4fw.
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- Welsh_orthography sameAs Welsh_orthography.
- Welsh_orthography wasDerivedFrom Welsh_orthography?oldid=599154962.
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