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Line 101: [[Two dots (diacritic)\|Two dots]] above a vowel, resembling a diaeresis or umlaut mark, represent a foreign vowel: u-two-dots for the French [[close front rounded vowel\|/y/]] sound, or e-two-dots for the French [[Mid central vowel\|/ə/]]. Diacritics are also placed above some consonant letters to cover sounds not found in Mandé, such as gb-dot for /g/; gb-line for /ɣ/; gb-two-dots for [[Voiceless labial–velar stop\|/k͡p/]]; f-dot for /v/; rr-dot for [[Voiced postalveolar fricative\|/ʁ/]]; etc. ~~No stuff~~ == Numerals ==

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