The ?n? during the sequence ?nk? is pronounced being a velar nasal /?/, as in English. When not followed by ?k?, /??/ is published ?ng?.hän menee he menevät se menee ne menee "he/she goes" "they go" loss of an animacy distinction in pronouns (ne and se are inanimate within the official language), and loss of a amount contrast on verbs within the

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