Alternative Insubric orthographies
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This is a prospect of Insubric language orthographies others than the classical Milanese one.
Comasca[]
Alternative orthography of the city of Como and suburbs, used by the academy Famiglia Comasca.
Overriding differences in pronunciation and grammar, the orthography differences with the classical Milanese orthography are:
- sound /y/ is written ü, not u
- sound /u/ is written u, not o
- sound /œ/ is written ö, not oeu
- long vowels are always written as double
- there is a different use of accents (but not circumflex one)
- zz is often used
- article i ("the", plural) is written j when followed by vowel
Lecchese[]
The most used alternative orthography in Lecco and suburbs is:
(overriding differences in pronunciation and grammar)
- sound /y/ is written ü, not u
- sound /u/ is written u, not o
- sound /œ/ is written ö, not oeu
- long vowels are written with the circumflex accent
- the other accents, on tonic syllables, are always used
- final voiced consonants are written as voiceless (like they actually are in pronunciation), except ambiguities
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- Western Lombard language
- Latin-script orthographies