Corockle affricaid
She corockle eh affricaid. T'eh goaill toshiaght ny stad (stad cooyl-eeacklagh son y chooid smoo, myr [t] ny [d]), agh ta jerrey screebagh echey.
Ta cowraghyn ny haffricaidyn s'cadjiney ry-gheddyn ayns Unicode: /ʦ ʣ ʧ ʤ ʨ ʥ/. Affricaidyn elley, son y chooid smoo t'adsyn screeut liorish y daa chowrey. Ta'n Abbyrlhit Sheeanagh Eddyr-ashoonagh coyrlaghey kiangley eddyr oc y chur, m.s.[p͡f], [k͡x]), son dy haishbyney nagh vel daa heean t'ayn agh affricaid.
Lioaryn
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