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Mirandés Mirandese
Family	Sub-family	Language of	Script
Indo-European	Italic	Northeastern Portugal	Extended Latin

Letters

Letter	Pronunciation	Comments
A a	/a/, /ɐ/, /ɐ̃/
B b	/b/, /β/	/b/ when in initial position and after nasal vowel, /β/ between vowels or after voiced consonant
C c	/k/, /s/	/k/ before a, o, u and /s/ before e, i.
Ç ç	/s/, /z/	/z/ only when it's the last letter of a word and the next one stats with a voiced consonant
D d	/d/, /ð/	/d/ when in initial position, after nasal consonant or vowel and after l. /ð/ between vowels and after r.
E e	/ɛ/, /e/, /ɨ/, /ɛ̃/, /ɨ̃/
F f	/f/
G g	/g/, /ɣ/, /ʒ/	/g/ before a, o, u, in initial position or after nasal vowel. /ɣ/ between vowels and after r. /ʒ/ before e or i.
H h	-	Always mute except when part of a digraph (see below)
I i	/i/, /j/, /ĩ/
J j	/ʒ/
L l	/l/, /ɫ/	/ɫ/ only in the definite articles l and ls. /l/ elsewhere.
M m	/m/, nasal /m/	nasal /m/ before p and b. /m/ elsewhere.
N n	/n/, nasal /n/	nasal /n/ in the end of words and before any consonant except p and b. /n/ elsewhere.
O o	/ɔ/, /o/, /u/, /õ/
P p	/p/
Q q	/k/	Q always appears next to u, creating the digraph Qu (see below)
R r	/ɾ/, /ʁ/	/ɾ/ between vowels, in the end of syllables or as a second element of the groups br, cr, fr, gr, pr, tr. /ʁ/ in initial position or in initial position of a syllable after a consonant.
S s	/s/, /z/	/s/ in initial position of words, initial position of syllables after consonants and end of syllable or word. /z/ between vowels and before voiced consonants.
T t	/t/
U u	/u/, /w/, /ũ/
X x	/ʃ/
Y y	/j/
Z z	/z/

The letters K, V and W do not belong to the Mirandese alphabet and only appear in loanwords.

Letter	Pronunciation	Comments
K k	/k/
V v	/b/, /β/, /v/	/v/ only in proper names.
W w	/w/, /b/, /β/

Digraphs

Digraph	Pronunciation	Comments
Ch ch	/tʃ/
Gu gu	/g/, /gu/	/g/ before e and i, apart from very few exceptions where it's pronounced /gu/. /gu/ before a, en and o.
Lh lh	/ʎ/
nh	/ɲ/
Qu qu	/k/, /ku/	/ku/ before a, en and o. /k/ before e and i.
rr	/ʁ/
ss	/s/

Mirandese pages
Introduction · Gender · Numbers · Pronouns · Sounds and Writing · Verbs

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