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Phonic: é
Pronunciation: "ey"
Variations: ez, er
Phonic :è
Pronunciation: "eh"
Variations: ê
Phonic: a
Pronunciation: "ah"
Variation: Â
Phonic: u
Pronunciation: "eu"
Variations: [No Variations]
Phonic: e
Pronunciation: "euh"
Variations: [No Variations]
Phonic: i
Pronunciation: "ee"
Variations: [No Variations]
Phonic:oi
Pronunciation:"wah"
Variations: [No Variations]
Phonic: qu
Pronunciation: "k"
Variations: [No Variations]
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