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# What is Alphabet Lore

Alphabet Lore, also known as Alphabet: The Series is an animated web series created by Mike Salcedo, the series was based on the Latin alphabet, and it is the first installment of the Alphabet Lore series.

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Notes
1. ฃ *kho khuat* is obsolete and replaced by ข *kho khai*, which has identical phonetic values.
2. ฅ *kho khon* is obsolete and replaced by ค *kho khwai*, which has identical phonetic values.
3. The lower curves of the letter ญ are removed when certain letters are written below them, such as ญ + the mark *phinthu* (lower dot) = ญฺ, etc.
4. The lower curves of the letter ฐ are removed when certain letters are written below them, such as ฐ + the vowel mark ุ = ฐุ, etc.
5. When ย ends a syllable, it is usually part of the vowel. For example, *mai* (หมา**ย**, /mǎːj/), *muai* (หมว**ย**, /mǔaj/), *roi*(โร**ย**, /rōːj/), and *thui* (ทุ**ย**, /tʰūj/). There are some cases in which ย ends a syllable and is not part of the vowel (but serves as an independent ending consonant). An example is *phi**n**yo* (ภิ**ย**โย, /pʰīn jōː/).
6. When ว ends a syllable, it is always part of the vowel. For example, *hio* (หิ**ว**, /hǐw/), *kao* (กา**ว**, /kāːw/), *klua* (กลั**ว**, /klūa/), and *reo* (เร็**ว**, /rēw/).
7. อ is a special case in that at the beginning of a word it is used as a silent initial for syllables that start with a vowel (all vowels are written relative to a consonant — see below). The same symbol is used as a vowel in non-initial position.

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b

 t

d

ʈ

ɖ

c

ɟ

k

g

q

ɢ

ʡ

ʔ

Nasalm

ɱ  n

ɳ

ɲ

ŋ

ɴ

 Affricate   ʦ

ʣ

ʧ

ʤ

ʨ

ʥ

    Fricativeɸ

β

f

v

θ

ð

s

z

ʃ

ʒ

ʂ

ʐ

ɕ

ʑ

ç

ʝ

x

ɣ

χ

ʁ

ħ

ʕ

h

ɦ

Approximant ʋ

ɹ

ɻ

j

ɰ

 Tap ⱱ

ɾ

ɽ

     Trillʙ

 r

    ʀ

ʜ

ʢ  Lateral fricative   ɬ

ɮ

       Lateral approximant   l

ɭ

ʎ

ʟ

  Lateral tap   ɺ