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    This document provides phonetic guidance for pronouncing vowels in an unfamiliar language. It states that a is pronounced like the a in father, e like the e in let, i like the i in kitten, o like the o in gopher without the following w sound, u like the u in put, and y is a vowel like i. It notes that each vowel can be short or long in form.

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    This document provides phonetic guidance for pronouncing vowels in an unfamiliar language. It states that a is pronounced like the a in father, e like the e in let, i like the i in kitten, o like the o in gopher without the following w sound, u like the u in put, and y is a vowel like i. It notes that each vowel can be short or long in form.

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    Each Vowel Has A Short and A Long Form. The Long Forms Are Written

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    Vali Necula
    This document provides phonetic guidance for pronouncing vowels in an unfamiliar language. It states that a is pronounced like the a in father, e like the e in let, i like the i in kitten, o like the o in gopher without the following w sound, u like the u in put, and y is a vowel like i. It notes that each vowel can be short or long in form.

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     a is always like the a in father, never like the a in dad.

     e is as in let.
     i is as in kitten.
     o is as in gopher, but without the light w sound which usually follows it in English.
     u is as in put.
     y is always a vowel, never a consonant, and is indistinguishable from i in most contexts.
    Each vowel has a short and a long form. The long forms are written

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