Pages that link to "So-called “short a”"
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The following pages link to So-called “short a”:
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- Near-open front unrounded vowel (← links | edit)
- A (← links | edit)
- User:Ghoti (← links | edit)
- Magic e (← links | edit)
- So-called “long a” (← links | edit)
- So-called “long e” (← links | edit)
- So-called “short e” (← links | edit)
- Short a (redirect page) (← links | edit)
- User:Ghoti (← links | edit)
- Teflpedia:Alphabetical order of IPA phonemes (← links | edit)
- Double consonant (← links | edit)
- So-called “short i” (← links | edit)
- So-called “long i” (← links | edit)
- So-called “short o” (← links | edit)
- So-called “long o” (← links | edit)
- So-called “short u” (← links | edit)
- So-called “long u” (← links | edit)
- Template:Pronunciation of the letter A (advanced) (← links | edit)
- Phoneme /æ/ in General American (← links | edit)
- Spelling patterns for the letter A (General American) (← links | edit)
- Template:Pronunciation of the letter A (← links | edit)
- Spelling patterns for the letter A (← links | edit)
- Template:Long and short vowels (← links | edit)
- So-called “short” and “long” vowels (← links | edit)
