Friulian language / Lesson 2: The alphabet (part 2) (EN)

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Published 2015-04-02

Second part of second lesson of friulian language

All Comments (3)

@eugenegm 1 year ago

I believe that the circumflex over a vowel indicates that this vowel is pronounced somewhat longer than the same vowel is without a circumflex.
@michaelhalsall5684 2 years ago

H is silent, the same as French. J is same as "j' in German (ja, Johann etc.). CH (k) GH (g) & GN (ny) are the same as Italian. There is no letters K, W & Y, these are only used in foreign names.