Table: latin_pronunciation
Columns: initial_syllable_open_semi_open_unstressed_vowels
17th_c
american
british
australian
examples

Question: What is 17th c., when Initial-Syllable Open/Semi-Open Unstressed Vowels is "o /ɵ/"?
SQL: SELECT "17th_c" FROM latin_pronunciation WHERE "initial_syllable_open_semi_open_unstressed_vowels" = 'o /ɵ/'

Question: What is British, when Examples is "November, rotunda, colossus, proscenium"?
SQL: SELECT "british" FROM latin_pronunciation WHERE "examples" = 'november, rotunda, colossus, proscenium'

Question: What is American, when British is "ɪ, ə", and when Initial-Syllable Open/Semi-Open Unstressed Vowels is "æ /ɨ/"?
SQL: SELECT "american" FROM latin_pronunciation WHERE "british" = 'ɪ, ə' AND "initial_syllable_open_semi_open_unstressed_vowels" = 'æ /ɨ/'

Question: What is Initial-Syllable Open/Semi-Open Unstresses Vowels, when Australian is "ə"?
SQL: SELECT "initial_syllable_open_semi_open_unstressed_vowels" FROM latin_pronunciation WHERE "australian" = 'ə'

Question: What is Australian, when British is "aɪ, ɪ, ə"?
SQL: SELECT "australian" FROM latin_pronunciation WHERE "british" = 'aɪ, ɪ, ə'

Question: What is American, when Initial-Syllable Open/Semi-Open Unstressed Vowels is "y /aɪ, ɨ/"?
SQL: SELECT "american" FROM latin_pronunciation WHERE "initial_syllable_open_semi_open_unstressed_vowels" = 'y /aɪ, ɨ/'