Letter clashes
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Letter clashes :
Sometimes, some syllables start with 2 consonants too hard to say it so we need to add a vowel in between to simplify the pronunciation, however, if theres 2 syllables and one ends with one of the consonants and the other syllables start with the other one, all good, we don't need a vowel. Anyways, here are the letter clashes :
B's : Bc (If the c makes the sound /s/), Bć (If the ć makes the sound /tʃ/), Bf, Bk, Bm, Bp, Bs, Bś, Bt,
C(dz)'s : Cd, Cḍ, Cj, Cń, Cs, Cś
Ć(d͡ʒ)'s : Ćc (If the c makes the sound /dz/), Ćj, Ćr, Ćś
D = Dc (If the c makes the sound /s/ or /dz/), Dć, Dḍ, Ds, Dś, Dt,
Ḍ = Ḍc ( If the c makes the sound /s/ or /dz/), Ḍć, Ḍd,Ḍļ, Ḍn, Ḍń, Ḍs
F = Fv (If the v makes the sound /v/)
G = Gc (If the c makes the sound /s/), Gk
J = Jc (If the c makes the sound /s/), Js, Jś
K = Kg
N = Nń
Ń = All the letters
P = Pb, Pļ, Pm
R =Rl, Rļ
S = Sj, Sļ
Ś = Śj, Śļ
T = Tc (If the c makes the sound /dz/), Td, Tḍ
V (w)'s = Vf
Z = Zc (If the c makes the sound /s/), Zs, Zś