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Phonemes are (in essence) sounds. They are used for audible communication, in language. In many languages, they are tied to letters on a letter-by-letter and/or a lettergroup-by-lettergroup basis, so that each letter or a certain combination of letters corresponds to a specific sound.

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	'''Phonemes''' are (in essence) sounds. In many languages, they are tied to [[Lynguistykon: Language#Words\|letters]] on a letter-by-letter and/or a lettergroup-by-lettergroup basis, so that each letter or a certain combination of letters corresponds to a specific sound. ~~They are used for audible communication, in [[Lynguistykon: Language\|language]].~~		'''Phonemes''' are (in essence) sounds. They are used for audible communication, in [[Lynguistykon: Language\|language]]. In many languages, they are tied to [[Lynguistykon: Language#Words\|letters]] on a letter-by-letter and/or a lettergroup-by-lettergroup basis, so that each letter or a certain combination of letters corresponds to a specific sound.

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