Reviewing Albanian pronunciation…
\nVowels are:<\/p>\n
a [a]
\ne [\u025b]
\ni [i]
\no [\u0254]
\nu [u]
\ny [y]
\n\u00eb [\u0259] or silent<\/p>\n
Consonants m, n, p, b, t, d, k, g, f, v, s, z, h have common Latin values.<\/p>\n
nj [\u0272]
\nng [\u014b]
\nq [c]
\ngj [\u025f]
\nc [ts]
\nx [dz]
\n\u00e7 [t\u0283]
\nxh [d\u0292]
\nth [\u03b8]
\ndh [\u00f0]
\nsh [\u0283]
\nzh [\u0292]
\nj [j]<\/p>\n
I’m in doubt about , it is indicated everywhere as a trill or tap, i.e., as in Italian or Spanish, but I’ve heard it pronounced as an English or American retroflex r in a few videos.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Reviewing Albanian pronunciation… Vowels are: a [a] e [\u025b] i [i] o [\u0254] u [u] y [y] \u00eb [\u0259] or silent Consonants m, n, p, b, t, d, k, g, f, v, s, z, h have common Latin values. nj [\u0272] ng [\u014b] q [c] gj [\u025f] c [ts] x [dz] \u00e7 [t\u0283] xh [d\u0292] … Continue reading Shqip – 2014-01-14<\/span>