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Line 53: Notes: * diphthongs still need to be added to the above table: ay, aw, ey, ew, iw, oy, ow, uy * ~~The~~the second column uses the international phonetic alphabet ([[Wikipedia:IPA vowel chart with audio\|IPA]]); click on the IPA letters for more information * consonants are not aspirated like they are sometimes in English (no puff of air after k) * some words have doubled consonants like ''ngabba'' (father); take care to lengthen these Line 59 ⟶ 60: * rd is usually written d when we can predict an rd is required, e.g. rdird~dird (moon), kuwardrde~kuwardde (stone country) * d is pronounced rr when it appears between two vowels and when the following syllable is not stressed * Kunwok placenames sometimes have an English spelling that is distinct from the Kunwok spelling, e.g. Gunbalanya~Kunbarlanjnja

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