Closes CherokeeLanguage#3 Vowel Sounds, page 11

Signed-off-by: ᎹᎦᎵ <[email protected]>

Author: michael-conrad

Cherokee Language Lessons-Volume 1.lyx

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-a - as (ā) in fāther.
+a - as (a̱) in fa̱ther.
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-e - as (ā) in cāke.
+e - as (a̱) in ca̱ke.
 
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 Some speakers shift this letter to sound more like the 
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-i - as (ē) in Pēte.
+i - as (e̱) in Pe̱te.
 
 \emph on
 Some speakers shift this letter to sound more like the 
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-o - as (ō) in hellō.
+o - as (o̱) in hello̱.
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-u - as (ū) in tūba.
+u - as (u̱) in tu̱ba.
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-v - as (ū) in rūng and is always nasalized (sounded through the nose).
+v - as (u̱) in ru̱ng and is always nasalized (sounded through the nose).
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