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5A.7-7104 Consonant Symbols in Final Position. (a) The following consonants will not appear at the end of a word:
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§7104. Consonant Symbols in Final Position. (a) The following consonants will not appear at the end of a word: b, ch, d, g, h, l, n, r, y. (b) The consonants b, d, g and l may appear at the end of a syllable only when the consonant is gemminate, i.e., when the following syllable …
5A.7-7105 Unstressed Vowels in Open Syllables in CVCV and CVCCV Constructions. (a) The letters i and u will be
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§7105. Unstressed Vowels in Open Syllables in CVCV and CVCCV Constructions. (a) The letters i and u will be used to represent unstressed vowels in open syllables (where C = consonant, V = vowel). For Example: lahi man hagu you na'i give lagu north The same rule applies to unstres…
5A.7-7106 Unstressed Vowels in Closed Syllables. The vowels e, o and a, will be used to represent the unstressed
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§7106. Unstressed Vowels in Closed Syllables. The vowels e, o and a, will be used to represent the unstressed vowels in closed syllables, i.e., syllables which end with a consonant. For Example: huyong go out CH. 7. - CHAMORRO ORTHOGRAPHY - 1997 - P. 7 halom go in lapes pencil li…