Table:
text: Dutch orthography
Double vowels or consonants
Pronunciation of checked and free vowels
Letter Pronunciation_spelled_free Pronunciation_spelled_checked Example_spelled_free Example_spelled_checked
a aː ɑ later /ˈlaːtər/ (later) lat /lɑt/ (lat)
e eː ɛ telen /ˈteːlə(n)/ (to cultivate) tel /tɛl/ (count)
i i(ː) ɪ Tine /ˈtinə/ (a name) tin /tɪn/ (tin)
o oː ɔ open /ˈoːpə(n)/ (open) op /ɔp/ (on)
u y(ː) ʏ Lukas /ˈlykɑs/ (a name) luk /lʏk/ (succeed)

Question: What is pronunciation free spelled when the pronunciation checked is spelled "ʏ" in Dutch spelling?

Question: What is letter if tested example is "tin /tɪn/ ("tin")" in Dutch orthography?

Question: What is the Dutch spelling of pronunciation free when pronunciation checked is spelled "ɛ"?

Question: What is the checked pronunciation when the example checked spelling is "tin /tɪn/ ("tin")" for Dutch spelling?

Question: What is the Dutch spelling example when written freely if the spelling check example is "op /ɔp/ ("on")"?