Editing Friulian language (section)

===Orthography===
Some notes on orthography (from the perspective of the standard, i.e. Central, dialect):<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.geocities.ws/rpontisso/alphabet.html|title=The Furlan / Friulian Alphabet|website=www.geocities.ws|access-date=17 March 2018}}</ref>
* Long vowels are indicated with a [[circumflex]]: {{angbr|â ê î ô û}}.
* {{angbr|e}} is used for both {{IPA|/ɛ/}} (which only occurs in stressed syllables) and {{IPA|/e/}}; similarly, {{angbr|o}} is used for both {{IPA|/ɔ/}} and {{IPA|/o/}}.
* {{IPA|/j/}} is spelled {{angbr|j}} word-initially, and {{angbr|i}} elsewhere.
* {{IPA|/w/}} occurs primarily in diphthongs, and is spelled {{angbr|u}}.
* {{IPA|/s/}} is normally spelled {{angbr|s}}, but is spelled {{angbr|ss}} between vowels (in this context, a single {{angbr|s}} is pronounced {{IPA|/z/}}).
* {{IPA|/ɲ/}} is spelled {{angbr|gn}}, which can also occur word-finally.
* {{IPA|[ŋ]}} is an allophone of {{IPA|/n/}}, found word-finally, before word-final ''-s'', and often in the prefix ''in-''. Both sounds are spelled {{angbr|n}}.
* {{IPA|/k/}} is normally spelled {{angbr|c}}, but {{angbr|ch}} before {{angbr|e}} and {{angbr|i}}, as in Italian.
* {{IPA|/ɡ/}} is normally spelled {{angbr|g}}, but {{angbr|gh}} before {{angbr|e}} and {{angbr|i}}, again as in Italian.
* The palatal stops {{IPA|/c ɟ/}} are spelled {{angbr|cj gj}}. Note that in some dialects, these sounds are pronounced {{IPA|[tʃ dʒ]}}, as described above.
* {{IPA|/tʃ/}} is spelled {{angbr|c}} before {{angbr|e}} and {{angbr|i}}, {{angbr|ç}} elsewhere. Note that in some dialects, this sound is pronounced {{IPA|[s]}}.
* {{IPA|/dʒ/}} is spelled {{angbr|z}}. Note that in some dialects, this sound is pronounced {{IPA|[z]}}.
* {{angbr|z}} can also represent {{IPA|/ts/}} or {{IPA|/dz/}} in certain words (e.g. ''nazion'' "nation", ''lezion'' "lesson").
* {{angbr|h}} is silent.
* {{angbr|q}} is no longer used except in the traditional spelling of certain proper names; similarly for {{angbr|g}} before {{angbr|e}} and {{angbr|i}}.