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The sounds of letters. Latin alphabet (A–E)

The sounds of letters. Latin alphabet (F–J)

The sounds of letters. Latin alphabet (K–O)

Pronounciation of the name of letter o in various European languages

The sounds of letters. Latin alphabet (P–T)

The sounds of letters. Latin alphabet (U–Z)

Map of the Swiss-German word for “apple core” in the different dialects

Infinite form of verbs in North Germanic dialects

Contrary to what it states in the map, "qu" is used in native German words: quer "across", quälen "torture, excruciate", quietschen "squeak", quieken "squeal", quetschen "crush, squeeze", Quatsch "nonsense", Quark "Cottage cheese" (ok, the last one is ultimately a loan from a West Slavic *tvarg, but it's long gone native).

Shifting placenames in Africa

The origins of the word city in various European languages