recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
4x Times Tables

# ***Drive and Divide/Quotes***

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Welcome to "Drive and Divide". Theta are 12 kart tunnels.

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Hello, 12, 24, 36, 48, and 60.

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12, turn. And let's divide you in twelve lots of one at once.

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12, division by 1, equals 12.

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It all looks a little perfect. There are twelve lots of one in 12. BELL DINGING

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Yes! TWELVE 1s ZOOM IN THEIR GO-KARTS

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24, you are next.

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24, division by 2, equals 12.

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There are twelve lots of two in 24. BELL DINGING

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Yeaaaaaaaaa! TWELVE 2s ZOOM IN THEIR GO-KARTS

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36, your next.

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36, division by 3, equals 12.

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There are twelve lots of three in 36. BELL DINGING

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Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes! TWELVE 3s ZOOM IN THEIR GO-KARTS

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48 LAUGHS: I can be eight lots of six. Do the go rainbow element of surprise. Forty-Eight...

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Not again, 48. Rectangle 12 x 4, please.

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48, division by 4, equals 12.

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There are twelve lots of four in 48. BELL DINGING

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Yeehaw! TWELVE 4s ZOOM IN THEIR GO-KARTS

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You are up last, 60.

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60, division by 5, equals 12.

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There are twelve lots of five in 60. BELL DINGING

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High-fives. TWELVE 5s ZOOM IN THEIR GO-KARTS

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3 SIGHS: I need a breath.

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Acholi phonology

Acholi has vowel harmony: all vowels in a word have to belong to a single class (e.g. [kojo] *the cold* vs. [kɔjɔ] *to separate*). There are two sets of five vowels, distinguished by the feature [+/-ATR].

Acholi is a tonal language. Thus, some words may be distinguished by tone alone, e.g. *bèl* (low) 'wrinkled' vs. *bél* (high) 'corn' and *kàl* (low) 'place enclosed by a palisade' vs. *kál* (high) 'millet'. Tone furthermore plays a role in verb conjugation.

## Recent work

The above were the old work of the missionaries Alfered Malandra and Crazzolara published in 1955. However, a more up-to-date Acholi orthography by Janet Lakareber shows that a vowel in Acholi language has more than two pronunciations. A monosyllabic word in Acholi has 14 different pronunciations. This is explained in the nine books of Acoli Accented Orthography.

## External links

* Acholi dialect
5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 20

# Tablet Rock (Little Baby Bum)

### Jacus's story

"I was reading it very toady. Each and every twelve thousandth degrees or so and so, the world gets a cleanse cosmic. Before the triceratops, they look like crab-horseshoe looking things. Bleurgh! Yuk! Then, around her next was a scruff of brown fur. Boom. Bye-Bye. Second, Triceratops. They were gone extinct for 100 million thousand years. Boom. Bye-Bye. Last, Animal Species. They had gone extinct for millions of years. Boom. (sadly) Bye-Bye".
Alphablocks Party

ALMOST NAKED ANIMANIMALS WIKI *Almost Naked Animals Wiki*

Octo

Gender: Male

Species: Octopus (specificed)

Birthday: *Unknown*

Age: 26 (in a low voice)

Eye colour: Black

Hair colour: Bald

Affiliations:

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            None

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Occupations:

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            Banana Cabana Owner

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Aliases:

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            Superhero-pus

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Friends:

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            Howie (Bestest friend)
            Duck
            Bunny
            Sloth
            Other friends

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Enemies:

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            Poodle

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Love:

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            None

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Likes:

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            Helping someones

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Dislikes:

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            The Dark

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Parents:

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            Octo's Dad

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Spouse:

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            None

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Children:

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            JoJo Bartholomew Simpson

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Siblings:

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            Narwhal (cousin)

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Pets:

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            Octo's horses

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Other things:

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            None

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Voiced by:

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            Howard Jerome

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First Appeared:

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            It's My Party

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Ainu phonology

Ainu syllables are CV(C), that is, they have an obligatory syllable onset and an optional syllable coda. There are few consonant clusters.

## Vowels

There are five vowels in Ainu:

There were long vowels in Sakhalin Ainu.

## Consonants

Plosives /p, t, ts, k/ may be voiced [b d dz ɡ] between vowels and after nasals. Both /ti/ and /tsi/ are realized as [t͡ʃi], and /s/ becomes [ʃ] before /i/ and at the end of syllables. There is some variation among dialects; in the Sakhalin dialect, syllable-final /p, t, k, r/ lenited and merged into /x/. After an /i/, this /x/ is pronounced [ç]. A glottal stop [ʔ] is often inserted at the beginning of words, before an accented vowel, but is non-phonemic.

There is a pitch accent system. The accentuation of specific words varies somewhat from dialect to dialect. Generally, words including affixes have a high pitch on the stem, or on the first syllable if it is closed or has a diphthong, while other words have the high pitch on the second syllable, although there are exceptions to this generalization.

## External links

* Ainu languages
16 ÷ 4 = 4

Learn Seasons Wiki

Numberblock 36

Noun: He/Male/Him

Voice Actor: Marcel McCalla (figured), Teresa Gallagher & Beth Chalmers (compounded)

Gender: Genderlessness

First Appeared: The Two Naughty Numberblock Twelves

Last Appeared: 600 Billion Ways To Be Leaving Planet Earth

Fraction: 3 • 12

Main Shape: 12 x 3, 4 x 9, 2 x 18, 1 x 36, possibly 6 x 6

Likes: Squares

Dislikes: Children killed, Skunks, Circles, Siri
'Are'are phonology

The phonology of the 'Are'are language:

### Plosive

The plosives of this language are "p, t, k, ʔ", which are all voiceless and unaspirated which means that small differences drastically affect the meaning of a word.

Examples: *paɾa*- "be white", "fishook"

*taɾa*- "road"

*kaɾa piakau*- "cassava pudding"

### Nasals

the examples below represent the contrast between the two nasals which are "m, n"

Ex: *maɾa*- "be ashamed"

*naɾa*- "cry"

### Tap

The tap *"ɾ"* is usually combined in minimal pairs along with other alveolar sounds

Examples:

"ɾ, s"

*maɾika*- "fish"

*masika-* "to be small"

"ɾ, t"

*ɾaɾo*- sky

*ɾato*- sun

### Fricatives

The examples below are minimal pairs that show how the voiceless fricatives "s, h"

Ex:

*ɾasu*- "smoke"

*ɾahu*- "to be old"

### Approximate

The the tap "ɾ", the nasal "m" are usually combined with the approximate "w"

Examples:

"w, ɾ"

*ɾaɾaha*- "thigh"

*wawaha*- "cloud, mist"

"w, m"

*waʔi*- "hurt"

*maʔimaʔi*- "basket"

**Vowel sounds**

## External links

* 'Are'are language
13 x 13 x 13 = 2197

# Happy Two Naughty Numberblock Twelves Day/Transcribed Quotes

> Let's play a game of "4 Times Table Games". (evilness laugh)
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> Whoa! Keep it still! It all looks a little easy.
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> 64 is greater than 32. It was in her 45 thousand and 45 miles per hour.
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> 64 SHRIEKS
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> 1, 2, 3, 4.
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> There a four lots of sixteen in 64. But no-long.
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> 32 is acquired.
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> 32 SCREAMING
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> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
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> There are eight lots of four in 32. Upbeat it, evil amigo.
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> Nevertheless fears, Two Naughty Numberblock Twelves. Numberblock 48, sheet. Yiiikeees!
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> 1, 2, 3, 4.
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> FOUR LOTS OF 12: Stop it.
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> There are four lots of twelve in 48. Amigos know it's right.
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> NUMBERBLOCK 13: Step and dance in a square.
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> 13 x 1 = 13. It was in Ian the Danger Fan's minions.
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> SHIP VOICE: Alert! There are six lots of two in 13 and one left over. Remaining alert 1.
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> Whooooaaaa!
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> What a hamster effect. EFFECT! (13 GIGGLING)
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> 17: Still, Okay!
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> 13 is less than 17. Put that back to belognigns.
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> SHIP VOICE: Alert! There are three lots of five in 17 and two left over. Remaining alert 2.
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> Nooooooooo!
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> (17 laughs) What can I just say? There is no divending.
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> AAARRRGGGHHH! (UFOs CRASH)
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> Is that resettled ship on?
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> (TWO NUMBERBLOCK 1s): We know how to stop The Two Naughty Numberblock Twelves.
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> No! AAARRRGGHH!
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> How many threes are there in twelve? Four we think.
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> Pah!
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> FOUR LOTS OF THREE: Triple Pah!
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> (EVIL LAUGH)
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> Never remaining alerts when you split up in four lots of three.
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> FOUR LOTS OF THREE: Pah!
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> Danger Mouse: Well aren't you naughty, eight lots of three. Hahaha.
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> Danger Moth: Don't be worried, it was incompletely greater.
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> THE TWO NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVES: I like extra, extra, read all about it naughty. (FOUR LOTS OF 12)
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# ***12 + 12 + 12 + 12 = 48***

> Evil Numberblock 48! Mwa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! Time to go in an activate the dimensionsal-UFO. (BEEP)
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> Whaahaahaahaahaa! Well, goodbyes! (Evil Laugh) The End.
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Abridgedfoamy's Top 88 Total Drama Characters (2016)

### Least Favorites

#88: Sugar

#87: Courtney

#86: Zoey

#85: Lightning

#84: Sierra

#83: Stephanie

### Loathe

#82: Taylor

#81: Ellody

#80: Emma

#79: Geoff

#78: Kelly

#77: Sammy

#76: Katie

### Hate

#75: Leshawna

#74: Trent

#73: Dawn

#72: Rodney

#71: Jasmine

### Dislike

#70: Bridgette

#69: Miles

#68: Mary

#67: Kitty

#66: Beth

### Mediocre

#65: Dwayne

#64: Lindsay

#63: Don

#62: Staci

#61: Junior

### Neutral

#60: Devin

#59: Amy

#58: Mr. Coconut

#57: Harold

#56: Topher

#55: Gwen

#54: Laurie

#53: Sadie

#52: DJ

#51: Sam

### Okay

#50: Ezekiel

#49: Ryan

#48: Sanders

#47: Shawn

#46: Gerry

#45: Tammy

#44: Justin

#43: Mike

#42: Jen

#41: Blaineley

### Like

#40: Crimson

#39: Jo

#38: Pete

#37: Alejandro

#36: Tom

#35: Brody

#34: Sky

#33: Dakota

#32: Lorenzo

#31: Jay

### Really Like

#30: Mickey

#29: Izzy

#28: Scarlett

#27: Carrie

#26: Chef Hatchet

#25: B

#24: Owen

#23: Heather

#22: Cody

#21: Leonard

### Love

#20: Anne Maria

#19: Ennui

#18: Chris Mclean

#17: Josee

#16: Tyler

#15: Rock

#14: Cameron

#13: Max

#12: Spud

#11: Ella

### Favorites

#10: Duncan

#9: Dave

#8: Jacques

#7: Eva

#6: Beardo

#5: Scott

#4: Noah

#3: MacArthur

#2: Brick

#1: Chet
260 Million Times Strong.com

Danger Mouse Wiki

Pandaminion

Voice:

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     Ed Gaughan

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Name:

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     Pandaminion

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Other names:

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     Panda-million (by Danger Mouse causing an aminomina)

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Animal Species:

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     Panda

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Eyes:

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     White

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Hair:

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     Grey

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Personality:

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     Lazy

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Occupation:

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     Evil Villain

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Alignment:

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     Evil

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Home:

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     The Flying Frog's Head

```

Allies:

```
     Baron Silas Von Greenback (Decoding-worker)
     Stiletto Mafiosa (boss-worker)

```

Enemies:

```
     Danger Mouse
     Elvis Penfold

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Likes:

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     Bamboo
     Food
     Bamboo Food

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Dislikes:

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     Work

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Quote:

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     I've brought in the email.

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64 Zoo Lane

**64 Zoo Lane** is an American TV cartoon show created by An Vrombaut. The series follows a 7 year old human girl named Lucy. Lucy has a giraffe named Georgina, a bear named Boris, 2 monkeys named Giggles and Tickles, a hippo named Molly and an elephant named Nelson.

## Cast

* Ciara Janson as Lucy the 7 Year Old Human Girl (American with an American accent)
* Dian Perry as Lucy's Mom (Unseen/Voice only), Tickles the Monkey, Nathalie the Antelope, Audrey the Ostrich and Various
* Megg Nicol as Georgina the Giraffe, Giggles the Monkey, Julie the Mother Kangaroo and Various
* Lewis MacLeod as Boris the Bear, Ribbit the Frog, Jimmy the Little Kangaroo, Mr. Platypus, Zed the Zebra, Harry the Hyena, The Tic Tic Bird, Leopoldo the Llama, William the Weaver Bird, Gary the Little Dromedary Calf, Eddie the Little Hippo Calf, Lewis the Puffin, Casper the Chameleon, Cousin Chuckles the Monkey and Various
* Anna Bentinck as Molly the Hippo (Episodes 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49 and 51 only), Henrietta the Hairy Hippo, Phoebe the Koala, Beverly the Beaver, Maribelle the Flamingo, "Cleopatra" Patsy the Porcupine, Jamie the Littlest Puffin, Rosie the Rhino, Holly the Hyena Pup, Annie the Anaconda and Various
* Keith Wickham as Nelson the Elephant, Reginald the Lion, Victor the Crocodile, Joey the Little Kangaroo, Sidney the Seal, Dennis the Dromedary, Herbert the Warthog, Ronald the Rhino, Adam the Armadillo, Alan the Aardvark, Seamus the Stork, King Snake, Wally the Wombat, Thomas the Puffin, Johnnie the Hyena Pup, Granddad Chameleon and Various
* Bob Saker as The Snip Snip Bird, Toby the Tortoise, Elvis the Father Kangaroo, Dudley the Sloth, Doctor Gordon Gorilla, Hercule Mustache the Walrus, Taco the Toucan, Itchy Quatzel the Mysterious Mountain and Various
* Dan Russell as the Narrator (Unseen/Opening title only), Kevin the Crocodile, Snowbert the Polar Bear, Jazz the Jaguar, William the Weaver Bird (humming and scatting and singing voice), Randolph the Raccoon, The Tic Tic Bird (singing voice) and Various
* Adrienne Posta as Doris the Duck, Molly the Hippo (Episode 3 only), Janet and Janice the Mother Kangaroos, Pauline the Pelican, Isabel the Flamingo, Melanie the Moose, Esmeralda the Snake, Annabelle the Flamingo, Sharon the Puffin, Edna the Hyena, Petula the Parrot and Various
Appendix:Unicode/Control Pictures

This page lists the characters in the “Control Pictures” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+2400 to U+243F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category So (Other Symbol). and have the Script value Zyyy (Common).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Ancient North Arabian

· Afak
· Aghb
· Ahom
· Arab
· Aran
· Armi
· Armn
· Avst
· Bali
· Bamu
· Bass
· Batk
· Beng
· Bhks
· Blis
· Bopo
· Brah
· Brai
· Bugi
· Buhd
· Cakm
· Cans
· Cari
· Cham
· Cher
· Cirt
· Copt
· Cpmn
· Cprt
· Cyrl
· Cyrs
· Deva
· Dogr
· Dsrt
· Dupl
· Egyd
· Egyh
· Egyp
· Elba
· Elym
· Ethi
· Geok
· Geor
· Glag
· Gong
· Gonm
· Goth
· Gran
· Grek
· Gujr
· Guru
· Hanb
· Hang
· Hani
· Hano
· Hans
· Hant
· Hatr
· Hebr
· Hira
· Hluw
· Hmng
· Hmnp
· Hrkt
· Hung
· Inds
· Ital
· Jamo
· Java
· Jpan
· Jurc
· Kali
· Kana
· Khar
· Khmr
· Khoj
· Kitl
· Kits
· Knda
· Kore
· Kpel
· Kthi
· Lana
· Laoo
· Latf
· Latg
· Latn
· Leke
· Lepc
· Limb
· Lina
· Linb
· Lisu
· Loma
· Lyci
· Lydi
· Mahj
· Maka
· Mand
· Mani
· Marc
· Maya
· Medf
· Mend
· Merc
· Mero
· Mlym
· Modi
· Mong
· Moon
· Mroo
· Mtei
· Mult
· Mymr
· Nand
· **Narb**
· Nbat
· Newa
· Nkdb
· Nkgb
· Nkoo
· Nshu
· Ogam
· Olck
· Orkh
· Orya
· Osge
· Osma
· Palm
· Pauc
· Perm
· Phag
· Phli
· Phlp
· Phlv
· Phnx
· Piqd
· Plrd
· Prti
· Qaaa—Qabx
· Rjng
· Rohg
· Roro
· Runr
· Samr
· Sara
· Sarb
· Saur
· Sgnw
· Shaw
· Shrd
· Shui
· Sidd
· Sind
· Sinh
· Sogd
· Sogo
· Sora
· Soyo
· Sund
· Sylo
· Syrc
· Syre
· Syrj
· Syrn
· Tagb
· Takr
· Tale
· Talu
· Taml
· Tang
· Tavt
· Telu
· Teng
· Tfng
· Tglg
· Thaa
· Thai
· Tibt
· Tirh
· Ugar
· Vaii
· Visp
· Wara
· Wcho
· Wole
· Xpeo
· Xsux
· Yiii
· Zanb
· Zinh
· Zmth
· Zsye
· Zsym
· Zxxx
· Zyyy
· Zzzz`
Afar phonology

## Consonants

The consonants of the Afar language in the standard orthography are listed below (with IPA notation in brackets):

Voiceless stop consonants which close syllables are released, e.g., [ʌkʰˈme].

## Vowels and stress

* *short*
	+ **a** [ʌ]
	+ **ä** [a]
	+ **æ** [æ]
	+ **e** [e]
	+ **ë** [ɪ]
	+ **ɛ** [ɛ]
	+ **i** [i]
	+ **ï** [ɨ]
	+ **o** [o]
	+ **ö** [ɑ]
	+ **ø** [ø]
	+ **ɔ** [ɔ]
	+ **u** [u]
	+ **ü** [ʊ]
	+ **ə** [ə]
* *long*
	+ **aa** [aː]
	+ **ee** [eː]
	+ **ii** [iː]
	+ **oo** [oː]
	+ **uu** [uː]

Sentence final vowels of affirmative verbs are aspirated (and stressed), e.g. **abeh** = /aˈbeʰ/ 'He did.'
Sentence final vowels of negative verbs are not aspirated (nor stressed), e.g. **maabinna** = /ˈmaabinna/ 'He did not do.'
Sentence final vowels of interrogative verbs are lengthened (and stressed), e.g. **abee?** = /aˈbeː/ 'Did he do?'
Otherwise, stress in word-final.

## Phonotactics

Possible syllable shapes are V, VV, VC, VVC, CV, CVV and CVVC.

## External links

* Afar language
Appendix:Unicode/Bopomofo Extended

This page lists the characters in the “Bopomofo Extended” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+31A0 to U+31BF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Bopo (Bopomofo).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Domino Tiles

This page lists the characters in the “Domino Tiles” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+1F030 to U+1F09F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category So (Other Symbol). and have the Script value Zyyy (Common).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
100 + 100 + 100 + 100 = 400

# Numberblocks - Ep. 430 - More To Explore

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***Number eight, it's your party. Let's all shout ''Hooray''.***

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***Hooray.***

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***Let's jump and groove I'm in the mood to celebrate eight today.***

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***What's your favourite number?***

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***Eight!***

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***Ah! 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 21.***

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***21 SINGS: We had millions of big adventures. And everyone already played their part. Now it's time to take your turn. It's the starts. Not the ends.........🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫⬛⬜***

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***There is more to explore. Look out outside we have opened the door. When we ran out our feet, we counted our hands. How high can we go?***

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***TWO: Do you mind?***

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***If you start a fun number, you can make it bigger if you keep adding 1s. You can do it yourselves you known. 21 + 21 = 42!***

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***42: There is more to explore!***

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***There is more to explore! You can add things up. As you did it before. When we get altogether we make up a friend.***

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***It is going to be magic. No ending.***

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```
***It is a plus sign that you got on your side. Soon if you'll find your inconvenient we will be multiplied.***

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```
***You have got all your tools it's your turn to agree.......🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫⬛⬜***

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***There is more to explore!***

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***Numberblocks are infinitive. Numberblocks nevertheless and the never end. Numberblocks never ending.***

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***Keep it on when we stick in you mind when we will always be friends. Our friiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeends!***

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***EIGHT 2s: There is more to explore. You'll be in the known when you'll know in stores. You can count from one to 100 by taking it really slow. Count from one to a million.........🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫⬛⬜***

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***1, 2, 3, 4, 5.***

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***Let's go! Stick with us when we put it of the test. Put 2 and 2 and 2 and 2 altogether and you'll be getting the rest.***

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***You'll be better at chums then your sums even guess that is sure. 10 × 3 = 30! There is more to explore!***

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***There is more to explore. Like the number 260,130. Can you think of numbers that you learn all aboutable. Many can go for 92 million years. You bet!***

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***There are kinds of preschool for seasons. Tell us if we going to say How are we 84 million miles high. And how big cos with a cosmos pie? Don't be shy. Umami! Pick up a customer give up Scott Menville IV.***

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***EVERYONE SINGS: We gave you starts so you know your preschool for seasons. You'll see how it works now it's over and over. So much to discoverer so many to seek out. Heroes with zeroes can learn seasons about them. With patterns to puzzles and clicking pictures. You'll never miss a trick, you'll never miss a minute. Can you think of numbers that you can be quicker on the drawings. More there is more to explooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre!***

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***TWO: Now it's your turn next.***

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***Drumming with the Numtums. Drumming with the Numtums. Nummy-nummy num-num, Drumming with the Numtums here we come. Nummy-nummy num-num, Drumming with the Numtums here we come. Eight!***

```
Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps

## Quotes

* Angelina: "Absulotely positively!", "Really truly!", "Stupendous!", "Follow your dreams!", "Let's dance!", "Get up and dance!", "I'm Angelina Ballerina!", "Hoop-de-doo!", "Hooray!"
* Alice: "Ooohh it's the best fun ever!", "Knock knock who's there?", "Follow your dreams!", "Let's dance!", "Get up and dance!", "Hoop-de-doo!", "Hooray!"
* Marco: "I just thought of a great rhythm!"
* Gracie: "I can do it perfectly!"
* Viki: "So amazing!"
* AZ: "AZ mouse is in the house!"
* Ms. Mimi: "Bravo students! Marvelous music and dancing!"
* Polly: "I love you Angelina!"
Appendix:Unicode/CJK Strokes

This page lists the characters in the “CJK Strokes” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+31C0 to U+31EF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category So (Other Symbol). and have the Script value Zyyy (Common).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Alveolar nasal click

Main articles: Alveolar click and nasal click
The **(post)alveolar nasal click** is a click consonant found primarily among the languages of southern Africa. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents this sound is ⟨ǃ̃⟩ or ⟨ᵑǃ⟩; a symbol abandoned by the IPA but still preferred by some linguists is ⟨ʗ̃⟩ or ⟨ᵑʗ⟩.

## References

1. ↑ Kirshenbaum assigns ⟨n^!⟩ indifferently to both alveolar and palatal clicks.
Appendix:Unicode/Cypriot Syllabary

This page lists the characters in the “Cypriot Syllabary” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+10800 to U+1083F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Cprt (Cypriot).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement

This page lists the characters in the “Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+1DC0 to U+1DFF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Mn (Nonspacing Mark). and have the Script value Zinh (Inherited).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Fire Mage

The Fire Mage is a Ranged Intelligence DPS.

## **Skills**

###  **Fireball [Q]**

The mage hurls a fiery ball that causes damage to the enemy target. Has 15% chance to generate [D] charge. Generates 1 Hot Streak stack.

Damage - [100+35\*Skill Level+Intelligence\*0.5+Attack Power\*1.5].

Cast Time - 1.75 seconds.

Cooldown - 0 seconds.

Mana cost - 5.

###  **Fire Blast [W]**

The mage blasts the enemy for damage. Generates 1-2 Hot Streak stacks.

Base Damage - [75+30\*Skill Level+1.25\*Intelligence].

Cooldown - 7 seconds.

Mana cost - 10.

###  **Living Bomb [E]**

The target becomes a Living Bomb, taking damage every second, and then exploding to deal additional damage to enemies within 250 radius. Generates 1 Hot Streak stack on cast and on explosion

Damage per second - [15+3\*Skill Level+0.15\*Intelligence].

Explosion damage - [175+50\*Skill Level+2.25\*Intelligence].

Duration - 6 seconds.

Cooldown - 10 seconds.

Mana cost - 15.

###  **Pyroblast [R]**

The mage hurls an immense fiery boulder that inflicts massive damage to the enemy target. Requires 15 Hot Streak stacks. Has 25% chance to crit with 150% of damage.

Damage - [400+80\*Skill Level+Intelligence\*4].

Cooldown - 1 second.

Mana cost - 30.

###  **Phoenix Flames [D]**

Hurls a phoenix flame that deals damage to the target and splashes to other enemies within 150 radius. Resets [W] cooldown. Generates 1-2 Hot Streak stacks.

Damage - [200+50\*Skill Level+2\*Intelligence].

Splash Damage - [50+25\*Skill Level+1\*Intelligence].

Number of Charges - 2.

Recharge - 15 seconds.

Mana cost - 15.

###  **Blazing Barrier [F]**

Shields you in flame, protecting from incoming damage.

Shield durability - [225+1.5\*Intelligence].

Duration - 45 seconds.

Cooldown - 45 seconds.

Mana cost - 10.

###  **Blink [G]**

Teleports to the selected point within 500 radius.

Cooldown - 30 seconds.

Mana cost - 20.

## **Essences**

###  **Alexstrasza's Fury** (Rare Essence)

Dragon's Breath [E] now uses a target point.

###  **Tempered Barrier** (Rare Essence)

Blazing Barrier [F] duration reduced to 10 seconds, damage reduction increased by 30%.

###  **Blazing Soul** (Rare Essence)

Critical Mass [T] units now can move with 200 movespeed.

###  **Firestarter** (Epic Essence)

Fireball [Q] cooldown reduced by 1 second, damage reduced by 25%.

###  **Blast Wave** (Epic Essence)

Critical Mass [T] life time reduced to 4 seconds, explosion damage increased by 50%.

###  **Controlled Burn** (Epic Essence)

Enhanced Pyrotechnics [Y] passive critical chance reduced by 10%, active critical chance increased to 100%.

###  **Greater Pyroblast** (Mythic Essence)

Pyroblast [R] deals 30% more damage if it was used while having 10 Hot Streak stacks. (THIS ESSENCE IS CURRENTLY DISABLED)

## **Changelog**

27.03 - Updated for 13.0.3d.

18.06 - Updated for 13.7.6.

22.06 - Updated for 13.7.9.

09.09 - Updated for 13.8.2.

17.09 - Updated for 13.8.3.
Anthony Tedesco

DANGER MOUSE WIKI *The Dangering Wiki*

Tyrannootoour-Bus-Rex

Voiced by:

```
         None

```

Home:

```
         The Island

```

Allies:

```
         Sttiletto
         Baron Silas Von Greenback
         Nero
         Pandaminion

```

Enemies:

```
         Penfold
         Danger Mouse
         Little Poppy Kettlecorn
         other enemies

```
Appendix:Unicode/Combining Diacritical Marks

This page lists the characters in the “Combining Diacritical Marks” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+0300 to U+036F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Mn (Nonspacing Mark). and have the Script value Zinh (Inherited).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Alkali metal

The **alkali metals** consist of the chemical elements lithium (Li), sodium (Na), potassium (K), rubidium (Rb), caesium (Cs), and francium (Fr).

## References

1. ↑ The symbols **Na** and **K** for sodium and potassium are derived from their Latin names, *natrium* and *kalium*; these are still the origins of the names for the elements in some languages, such as German and Russian.
Anime

The Amazing World of GumballStar vs. the Forces of EvilThe Loud HousePhineas and FerbThe Fairly OddParentsSouth ParkFamily GuyGravity FallsSpongeBob SquarePantsAdventure TimeBob's BurgersClarenceRick and MortyThe SimpsonsRugratsHey Arnold!Ed, Edd n EddyJohnny TestInvader ZimDanny PhantomRegular ShowAmphibiaCraig of the CreekBig MouthAmerican Dad!Dora the ExplorerCodename: Kids Next DoorMy Life as a Teenage RobotDexter's LaboratoryOK K.O. Let's Be Heroes
Alekano phonology

Alekano has 5 vowels, all unrounded, which is exceptional. It has 12 consonants, but /w/ is found only in the village Wanima, in derivations or in pidgin loanwords.

## Glottal coda

In Alekano, a syllable may be closed only with a glottal stop, as in /ɑʔnesiʔ/ "enough". That is currently not treated as a consonant, but it is unclear if words written as vowel initial begin with a glottal stop. It is written as an acute accent in the orthography, for example, *ánesí*.

## Consonants

The lateral is [l] initially and [ɽ] between vowels.

## Syllables

The most complex syllables are of the form /CVVʔ/: VV may be a diphthong of /ɑ/, /e/, or /ɤ/ followed by /i/ or /ɯ/, or of /iɯ/. Other vowels may also occur in sequence (hiatus).

## Tone

Alekano has low and high tones but with a very low functional load. HL receives strong stress, LH lesser stress.

## References

1. ↑ 1992. Alekano Organised Phonology Data. [Manuscript] [1]

## External links

* Alekano language
Appendix:Unicode/Cherokee Supplement

This page lists the characters in the “Cherokee Supplement” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+AB70 to U+ABBF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Ll (Lowercase Letter). and have the Script value Cher (Cherokee).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Alveolar click

The **alveolar** or **postalveolar clicks** are a family of click consonants found only in Africa and in the Damin ritual jargon of Australia. The tongue is more or less concave (depending on the language), and is pulled down rather than back as in the palatal clicks, making a hollower sound than those consonants.

## References

1. ↑ Kirshenbaum assigned ⟨c!⟩ to IPA ⟨ʗ⟩, which it used indifferently for both alveolar ⟨ǃ⟩ and palatal ⟨ǂ⟩ clicks.
Amphibia/Crossover

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Anabel/Crossover

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Appendix:Unicode/Counting Rod Numerals

This page lists the characters in the “Counting Rod Numerals” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+1D360 to U+1D37F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category No (Other Number). and have the Script value Zyyy (Common).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Carian

This page lists the characters in the “Carian” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+102A0 to U+102DF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Cari (Carian).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Box Drawing

This page lists the characters in the “Box Drawing” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+2500 to U+257F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category So (Other Symbol). and have the Script value Zyyy (Common).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Alchemical Symbols

This page lists the characters in the “Alchemical Symbols” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+1F700 to U+1F77F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category So (Other Symbol). and have the Script value Zyyy (Common).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Arabic Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols

This page lists the characters in the “Arabic Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+1EE00 to U+1EEFF. All assigned characters in this block have the Script value Arab (Arabic).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Anabel

***Anabel is a brazilian cartoon series which of the season of anabel Produced by TeamTO, Birdo Studio, With the Participation of Cartoon Network, TV Brasil, TV Cultura and 52 Animation Studio Porugams Nickelodeon Brazil.***

she was born in january 1st 2005 to February 4th 2011

## Gallery

The red circle with a red diagonal line through it (running from top left to bottom right)The red circle with a red diagonal line through it (running from top right to bottom left)
Albanian phonology

Standard Albanian has 7 vowels and 29 consonants. Like English, Albanian has dental fricatives /θ/ (like the *th* in *thin*) and /ð/ (like the *th* in *this*), written as *th* and *dh,* which are rare cross-linguistically.

Gheg uses long and nasal vowels, which are absent in Tosk, and the mid-central vowel *ë* is lost at the end of the word. The stress is fixed mainly on the last syllable. Gheg *n* (*femën*: compare English *feminine*) changes to *r* by rhotacism in Tosk (*femër*).

## Consonants

**Notes:**

* The contrast between flapped *r* and trilled *rr* is the same as in Spanish or Armenian. In most of the dialects, as also in standard Albanian, the single "r" changes from an alveolar flap /ɾ/ into a retroflex flap [ɽ], or even an alveolar approximant [ɹ] when it is at the end of a word.
* The palatal nasal /ɲ/ corresponds to the Spanish *ñ* and the French and Italian *gn*. It is pronounced as one sound, not a nasal plus a glide.
* The *ll* sound is a velarised lateral, close to English *dark L*.
* The letter *ç* is sometimes written *ch* due to technical limitations because of its use in English sound and its analogy to the other digraphs *xh*, *sh*, and *zh*. Usually it is written simply *c* or more rarely *q* with context resolving any ambiguities.
* The position of *q* and *gj* sound is not clear. Many speakers merge them into the palatoalveolar sounds *ç* and *xh*. This is especially common in Northern Gheg, but is increasingly the case in Tosk as well. Other speakers reduced them into /j/ in consonant clusters, such as in the word *fjollë,* which before standardization was written as *fqollë* ( < Medieval Greek φακιολης).
* The *ng* can pronounced as /ŋ/ in final position, otherwise is an allophone of *n* before *k* and *g*.
* Before *q* and *gj,* the *n* is always pronounced /ɲ/ but this is not reflected in the orthography.
* /θ, ð, ɫ/ are interdental.

## Vowels

### Schwa

Although the Indo-European schwa (*ə* or -*h2*-) was preserved in Albanian, in some cases it was lost, possibly when a stressed syllable preceded it. Until the standardization of the modern Albanian alphabet, in which the schwa is spelled as *ë*, as in the work of Gjon Buzuku in the 16th century, various vowels and gliding vowels were employed, including *ae* by Lekë Matrënga and *é* by Pjetër Bogdani in the late 16th and early 17th century. The schwa in Albanian has a great degree of variability from extreme back to extreme front articulation. Within the borders of Albania, the phoneme is pronounced about the same in both the Tosk and the Gheg dialect due to the influence of standard Albanian. However, in the Gheg dialects spoken in the neighbouring Albanian-speaking areas of Kosovo and Macedonia, the phoneme is still pronounced as back and rounded.

## External links

* Albanian language
Alveolo-palatal consonant

In phonetics, **alveolo-palatal** (or **alveopalatal**) consonants, sometimes synonymous with **pre-palatal** consonants, are intermediate in articulation between the coronal and dorsal consonants, or which have simultaneous alveolar and palatal articulation. In the official IPA chart, alveolo-palatals would appear between the retroflex and palatal consonants but for "lack of space". Ladefoged and Maddieson characterize the alveolo-palatals as palatalized postalveolars (palato-alveolars), articulated with the blade of the tongue behind the alveolar ridge and the body of the tongue raised toward the palate, whereas Esling describes them as advanced palatals (pre-palatals), the furthest front of the dorsal consonants, articulated with the body of the tongue approaching the alveolar ridge. These descriptions are essentially equivalent, since the contact includes both the blade and body (but not the tip) of the tongue (see schematic at right). They are front enough that the fricatives and affricates are sibilants, the only sibilants among the dorsal consonants.
Albie/Crossover

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Appendix:Unicode/Combining Diacritical Marks Extended

This page lists the characters in the “Combining Diacritical Marks Extended” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+1AB0 to U+1AFF. All assigned characters in this block have the Script value Zinh (Inherited).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Albie

***Albie*** is a Cosgrove Hall-produced animated series about a 5-year-old boy with a wild, distorted imagination. Unfortunately, this gets him into trouble with his friends, family and his neighbour, the grouchy Mr. Kidhater-Cox. Albie was created by award-winning children's author Andy Cutbill and was based on his own childhood. Andy also helped develop Rupert Bear, Follow the Magic... for Channel 5. These series can be often seen repeated on the ITV children's digital channel, CITV.
Ancient Greek phonology

**Ancient Greek phonology** is the description of the reconstructed phonology or pronunciation of Ancient Greek. This article mostly deals with the pronunciation of the standard Attic dialect of the fifth century BC, used by Plato and other Classical Greek writers, and touches on other dialects spoken at the same time or earlier. The pronunciation of Ancient Greek is not known from direct observation, but determined from other types of evidence. Some details regarding the pronunciation of Attic Greek and other Ancient Greek dialects are unknown, but it is generally agreed that Attic Greek had certain features not present in English or Modern Greek, such as a three-way distinction between voiced, voiceless, and aspirated stops (such as /b p pʰ/, as in English "bot, spot, pot"); a distinction between single and double consonants and short and long vowels in most positions in a word; and a word accent that involved pitch.

## Consonants

Attic Greek had about 15 consonant phonemes: nine stop consonants, two fricatives, and four or six sonorants. Modern Greek has about the same number of consonants. The main difference between the two is that Modern Greek has voiced and voiceless fricatives that developed from Ancient Greek voiced and aspirated stops.

In the table below, the phonemes of standard Attic are unmarked, allophones are enclosed in parentheses. The sounds marked by asterisks appear in dialects or in earlier forms of Greek, but may not be phonemes in standard Attic.

## Vowels

Short vowels

Long vowels

## Refrerences

1. ↑ Found only as the second element of diphthongs.

## External links

* Ancient Greek phonology
Appendix:Unicode/Braille Patterns

This page lists the characters in the “Braille Patterns” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+2800 to U+28FF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category So (Other Symbol). and have the Script value Brai (Braille).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Anti-engineered

DANGER MOUSE WIKI *The Dangering Wiki*

Frankensquawk's Rooster

Voiced by:

```
         None

```

Home:

```
         The Island

```

Relatives:

```
         Tyrannootoour-Bus-Rex (XX-Boyfriend)

```

Allies:

```
         Danger Mouse
         Ernest Penfold
         Tyrannootoour-Bus-Rex (XX-Boyfriend)
         Professor Squawkkenclukk's Pig
         Colonel K's Skkunkks
         Criimiinal K

```

Enemies:

```
         Danger Toad
         Professor Hamham
         Siiniister Mouse
         Baron Silas Von Penfold

```
Appendix:Unicode/CJK Unified Ideographs

This page lists the characters in the “CJK Unified Ideographs” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+4E00 to U+9FFF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Hani (Han).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.

* 一 to 俿
* 倀 to 埿
* 堀 to 忿
* 怀 to 柿
* 栀 to 濿
* 瀀 to 矿
* 砀 to 翿
* 耀 to 蟿
* 蠀 to 迿
* 退 to 響
* 頀 to 鿿
Appendix:Unicode/CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A

This page lists the characters in the “CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+3400 to U+4DBF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Hani (Han).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.

**The time allocated for running scripts has expired.**
Algonquin phonology

## Consonants

The consonant phonemes and major allophones of Algonquin in one of several common orthographies are listed below (with IPA notation in brackets):

### Aspiration and allophony

The Algonquin consonants *p*, *t* and *k* are unaspirated when they are pronounced between two vowels or after an *m* or *n*; plain voiceless and voiceless aspirated stops in Algonquin are thus allophones. So **kìjig** ("day") is pronounced [kʰiːʒɪɡ], but **anokì kìjig** ("working day") is pronounced [ʌnokiː kiːʒɪɡ].

## Vowels

* **a** [ʌ] or [ɑ]
* **æ** [æ]
* **e** [e] or [ɛ]
* **ə** [ə]
* **i** [ɪ]
* **o** or **u** [ʊ] or [ɔ]
* **ɔ** [ɒ]
* **ʌ** [u]
* **à** (also **á** or **aa**) [aː]
* **è** (also **é** or **ee**) [eː]
* **ì** (also **í** or **ii**) [iː]
* **ò** (also **ó** or **oo**) [oː]

### Diphthongs

* **aw** [aw]
* **ay** [aj]
* **ew** [ew]
* **ey** [ej]
* **iw** [ew]
* **ow** [ow]

### Nasal vowels

Algonquin does have nasal vowels, but they are allophonic variants (similar to how in English vowels are sometimes nasalized before *m* and *n*). In Algonquin, vowels automatically become nasal before *nd*, *ng*, *nj* or *nz*. For example, **kìgònz** ("fish") is pronounced [kiːɡõːz], not [kʰiːɡoːnz].

## Stress

Word stress in Algonquin is complex but regular. Words are divided into iambic feet (an iambic foot being a sequence of one "weak" syllable plus one "strong" syllable), counting long vowels (*à*, *è*, *ì*, *ò*) as a full foot (a foot consisting of a single "strong" syllable). The primary stress is then normally on the strong syllable of the third foot from the end of the word—which, in words that are five syllables long or less, usually translates in practical terms to the first syllable (if it has a long vowel) or the second syllable (if it doesn't). The strong syllables of the remaining iambic feet each carry secondary stress, as do any final weak syllables. For example: /ni.ˈbi/, /ˈsiː.ˌbi/, /mi.ˈki.ˌzi/, /ˈnaː.no.ˌmi.da.ˌna/.

## References

1. ↑ Some communities use "dj", others use "j".
2. ↑ Some communities use "tc", others use "tch" or "ch".
3. ↑ Some communities use "j", others use "zh".
4. ↑ Some communities use "c", others use "ch" or "sh".
5. ↑ Some communities and older documents use ȣ (or its substitute, 8).

## External links

* Algonquin language
AmazingToluDada300's Top 87 Total Drama Characters (March 2020)

### Least Favorites

#87: Chris Mclean

#86: Blaineley

#85: Sugar

#84: Justin

### Hate

#83: Zoey

#82: Dave

#81: Mike

#80: Duncan

#79: Staci

#78: Alejandro

#77: Owen

#76: Leonard

#75: Amy

#74: Sierra

#73: Max

### Dislike

#72: Scarlett

#71: Taylor

#70: Tammy

#69: Stephanie

#68: Eva

#67: Jacques

#66: Josee

#65: Laurie

#64: Miles

#63: Gerry

#62: Pete

### Mediocre

#61: Sam

#60: Jo

#59: Lightning

#58: Tom

#57: Jen

#56: Kelly

#55: Beardo

#54: Courtney

#53: Rodney

### Neutral

#52: Leshawna

#51: Sky

#50: Katie

#49: Sadie

#48: Dakota

#47: Geoff

#46: Heather

#45: Ezekiel

#44: Mary

#43: Ellody

### Like

#42: Anne Maria

#41: Crimson

#40: Ennui

#39: B

#38: Cameron

#37: MacArthur

#36: Sanders

#35: DJ

#34: Chet

#33: Lorenzo

### Really Like

#32: Brody

#31: Don

#30: Topher

#29: Spud

#28: Rock

### Love

#27: Ryan

#26: Carrie

#25: Devin

#24: Dwayne

#23: Sammy

#22: Cody

#21: Brick

#20: Chef Hatchet

#19: Jasmine

#18: Trent

#17: Jay

#16: Mickey

#15: Junior

#14: Noah

### Adore

#13: Ella

#12: Beth

#11: Kitty

#10: Dawn

#9: Emma

#8: Bridgette

### Favorites

#7: Shawn

#6: Izzy

#5: Scott

#4: Tyler

#3: Harold

#2: Lindsay

#1: Gwen
Appendix:Unicode/Arabic Supplement

This page lists the characters in the “Arabic Supplement” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+0750 to U+077F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Arab (Arabic).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Early Dynastic Cuneiform

This page lists the characters in the “Early Dynastic Cuneiform” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+12480 to U+1254F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Xsux (Cuneiform).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Bopomofo

This page lists the characters in the “Bopomofo” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+3100 to U+312F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Bopo (Bopomofo).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Block Elements

This page lists the characters in the “Block Elements” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+2580 to U+259F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category So (Other Symbol). and have the Script value Zyyy (Common).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Старая фотография

## Описание

Старая черно-белая фотография, которую можно найти прикрепленной к стене на нижнем уровне Логова Извергов.

## Текст заметки

Сама заметка представляет из себя фотографию. Когда вы активируете ее на стене, фотография добавляется в пип-бой игрока, и появляется сообщение:

Вы рассматриваете фотографию. На ней запечатлен молодой парень с длинными черными волосами и окровавленным ножем в руках. По правой половине его лица идет темный шрам от ожогов. Вы не можете разглядеть цвет его глаз, но, судя по всему, они необычно светлого оттенка.

По его одежде, выражению лица и общему виду очевидно, что это - один из рейдеров, но, судя по возрасту фотографии, его здесь уже давно нет. Интересно, где он сейчас...

## Примечания

* *Это не указывается напрямую, но в целом игрок может догадаться, что на фотографии запечатлен Джон.*
Appendix:Unicode/CJK Unified Ideographs Extension F

This page lists the characters in the “CJK Unified Ideographs Extension F” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+2CEB0 to U+2EBEF. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Lo (Other Letter). and have the Script value Hani (Han).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.

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Animaldolls (My Cartoon)

## Trivia

This Five Funny Animals Plush Doll Friends.Mouse Named Motton,Dog Named Dippy,Rabbit Named Ria,Cat Named Cyrus and the Skunk Named Sponky.

## Main Characters

### Motton "Percy" Mouse

Motton is Gray Mouse,Wear Gloves and Light-Green Shoes.Motton Favorite Food is Cheese.

### Dippy "Thomas" Dog

Dippy is Brown Dog,Wear Gloves and Light-Blue Shoes.Dippy Favorite Food is Meat.

### Ria "Emily" Rabbit

Ria is White Rabbit,Wear Pink T-Shirt,Red Underwear,Green Skirt,Gloves and Shoes.Dippy is Ria's Boyfriend.Ria Favorite Food is Carrot.

### Cyrus "Edward" Cat

Cyrus is Blue Cat,His Face Wear Semicircle-Rimmed Glasses,Gloves and Light-Blue Shoes.Ria is Cyrus's Niece.Cyrus Favorite Food is Fish

### Sponky "James" Skunk

Sponky is Black Skunk,Wear Purple Bow-Tie and Red Shoes.Sponky Favorite Food is Fruits.
Appendix:Unicode/Combining Half Marks

This page lists the characters in the “Combining Half Marks” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+FE20 to U+FE2F. All assigned characters in this block belong to the General Category Mn (Nonspacing Mark)..
These are characters from the ASCII character set.
Appendix:Unicode/Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols

This page lists the characters in the “Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols” block of the Unicode standard, version 12.1. This block covers code points from U+20D0 to U+20FF. All assigned characters in this block have the Script value Zinh (Inherited).
These are characters from the ASCII character set.