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Line 15: ==Consonants== Consonants vary little between dictionaries. The ones which do are those in the words: :''rich, char'' {{IPA\|/r ~ ɹ ~ (r) ~ (ɹ) ~ ~~zero~~∅/}}; :''which,'' {{IPA\|/ʍ ~ hw ~ (h)w ~ w/}}; :and ''new,'' {{IPA\|/~~njuː~~juː ~ ~~nuː~~uː/}}. Wikipedia editors have decided to go with {{IPAc-en\|r\|ɪ\|tʃ}}, {{IPAc-en\|tʃ\|ɑːr}}, {{IPAc-en\|hw\|ɪ\|tʃ}}, {{IPAc-en\|nj\|uː}} for these words.

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