Note: C, Q, W, and X are only used in loanwords. They we're replaced by K/S/TS, KV, U/V, and KS/GZ/Z. Caesar - Tsezar Quartz - Kvarts Willow - Vilou Xavier/Ksawery - Zaverï A German-Polish 'CH' and a German 'Z' are also replaced by 'KH' and 'TS' Milch - Milkh Chorwacja - Khorvatsiya (Kroaty-) Zeitgeist - Tsaytgayst The German Y will be replaced 'Ü' Psycho - Sükho (Psikho) Zürich - Tsürikh L and N are always palatal /ʎ/ and /ɲ/ before I and Y. In Moonlandic, Starnese, Bluenese, and Danielnese, N with a acute accent and before 'I', is pronounced as a palatal /ɲ/, while in Polish, it's a alveolo-palatal /n̠ʲ/ (/ɲ̟/). Of course Kubey made this. B, D, G, J, V, and Z are always voiceless at the end. L M N and R aren't voiceless at the end. Kinda like Chormentunese but it doesn't have a fricative 'z' nor palato-alveolar /tʃ/ or /dʒ/ pronunciations, nor aspirated consonants and B D G J L LY M N NY
