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Phonology

Segmental Features

	Labial	Coronal	Dorsal	Radical
Voiceless Stop	p	t	k	q ~ ʔ
Voiced Stop	b		g
Fricative		s		h
Sonorant		r	j

	Front	Cent	Back
High	i	ɨ	ɯ
Mid	e
Low		a

In addition the the phonemes above, Jihũ also has the doubly articulated consonants /kp gb kt tp/ and the semivowels /i̯ ɨ̯ ɯ̯/

/j/ contrasts with /i̯/. /j/ tends to be more obstructive in its realization, appearing as [ʒ] or even [ʤ] in the speech of many speakers. /j/ is commonly transcribed as <j> due to its Portuguese value rather than the more conventional <y>.

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