Appendix:Emilian pronunciation
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The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents Emilian pronunciations in Wiktionary entries.
As Emilian is not a standardised language, its pronunciation can differ greatly from area to area.
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- ^ Rendered as [lj] by some speakers.
- ^ Rendered as [nj] by some speakers.
- ^ Varies from area to area and speaker to speaker, for example it is rendered as [ʁ] near Parma.
- ^ Generally pronounced between [s] and [ʃ], varying from area to area. Sometimes allophonic with [θ] or [ts].
- ^ Generally pronounced between [z] and [ʒ], varying from area to area. Sometimes allophonic with [ð] or [dz].
- ^ Emilian distinguishes between long and short vowels, in some dialects long vowels are rendered as diphthongs of similar vowels.
- ^ Rendered as [e] in some areas.
- ^ Rendered as [o] in some areas.