Ng (digraph) |
“Ng (digraph)” is strongly related to:
Velar nasal International Phonetic Alphabet Ng (Arabic) Eng (letter) Consonant gradation Prenasalized consonant Tuvaluan language Irish initial mutations Sagñay, Camarines Sur Phonemic orthography Gilbertese language Lingala language Bambara language Lenition Tongan language Languages of Africa Wolof language Voiced velar plosive Digraph (orthography) Māori language Austronesian languages Phoneme Indonesian language Tagalog language Latin alphabet Welsh language Finnish language Irish language Europe Tilde English language
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