A: /a/ B: /b/ C: /tʂ/ D: /d/ E: /ɛ/ É: /e/ F: /f/ G: /g/ H: /h/ I: /i/ J: /dʒ/ K; /k/ L: /l/ M: /m/ N: /n/ O: /ɔ/ Ò: /o/ Ó: /ʌ/ P: /p/ Q: /q/ in Kazakh loanwords, and /kv/ in other loanwords. R: /r/ S: /s/ T: /t/ Ț: /tʔ/ U: /u/ Ü: /ʏ/ V: /v/ X: /ks/ Y: /j/ Ý: /ə/ Z: /z/ Note: It's still a fanmade language. Note: W is replaced by V, or W is not part of the Bluenese alphabet, although when used on various English words, it's pronounced 'v I changed Ț's pronunciation. 'Kh' is also revealed to be in the Bluenese dictionary, pronounced as /x/ which is similar to the Russian H. Even more characters pronunciations. Á: /ɑ/ - Á À: /ɒ/ - À Ć: /tɕ/ - Cie È: /ɪ/ - È Ś: /ɕ/ - Es' Ú: /ʊ/ - Ú Ź: /ʑ/ - Ziet Some various digraphs Ch: /tʃ/ (a harder version of C) - Che Dz: /dz/ - Dze Dź: /dʑ/ (similar to the Serbian Dje) - Dzie Kh: /x/ - Kha Tz: /ts/ - Tze Zh: /ʒ/ - Zhe Names of the Bluenese letters are here! A - A À - A-akxent (That means, Accented A) Á - Alternativen A (That means 'Alternative A') B - Be C - Ce C with acute - Cie D - De E - E É - Latinezten E F - Ef G - Ge H - Ha I - I J - Je K - Ka L - El M - Em N - En O - O Ó - O akhsent (That means Accented O) Ò - Ò P - Pe Q - Kver R - Er S - Es T - Te Ț - Te-komma (That means T-comma.) U - U Ü - Ü V - Ve X - Ix Y - Ipsilon Ý - Ý Z - Zet Vowel digraphs: ar /a:/ er /ə:/ or /ɛr/ if used in the beginning ir /iə:/ or: /ɔ:/ ór: /ʌ:/ ur: /uə:/ ei: /ɛj/, or /aj/ if used in 'Einstein' or 'Frankenstein' eu: /ɛu/ oi and oy: /ɔj/ (used for Deutschland and Heute with 'oy', and Neu with 'oi') óy: /ʌj/ Tom in Bluenese is pronounced as /tɔm/ (which is often used for the shortening of Bluenese word 'Tomatýn'), and Tomato in Bluenese means 'Tomatýn' so it's pronounced as /tɔmatə:n/ Ü and Ț are not often used in Bluenese language, but they are used in some words. Ü uses: Kernüt (meaning 'guidance') Kernüttýn (meaning 'guider') Kultürer (meaning 'culture')
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