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A [a]
B [be]
C [ce]
D [de]
E [ə]	
F [ɛf]
G [ʒe] 
H [aʃ] 
I [i] 
J [ʒi] 
K [ka]
L [ɛl] 
M [ɛm] 
N [ɛn] 
O [o] 
P [pe]
Q [ky] 
R [ɛʁ]
S [ɛs] 
T [te] 
U [y] 
V [ve] 
W [duble ve] 
X [iks] 
Y [igʁɛk] 
Z [zɛd]


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