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Line 51: \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|dʒ}}}} \| style="text-align: left" \| '''j'''ewive, ba'''dg'''e \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|ð}}}} Line 63: \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|f}}}} \| style="text-align: left" \| '''f'''~~ind~~ie, lea'''f''' \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|v}}}} Line 90: \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|hw}}}} \| style="text-align: left" \| '''wh'''~~ine~~y{{refn\|The phoneme {{IPA\|/hw/}} is not distinguished from {{IPA\|/w/}} in the many dialects with the [[Wine–whine merger\|''wine''–''whine'' merger]], such as RP and most varieties of General American. For more information on this sound, see [[voiceless labialized velar approximant]].}} \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|w}}}} \| style="text-align: left" \| '''w'''~~ine~~ye (Y), s'''w'''ine \|- \| {{big\|{{IPA\|j}}}}{{refn\|The IPA value of the letter {{angbr IPA\|j}} may be counterintuitive to English speakers, but the spelling is found even in some common English words like ''[[hallelujah]]'' and ''[[fjord]]''. Some dictionaries use {{angbr IPA\|y}} instead, although it represents a [[close front rounded vowel]] in official IPA.}}

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