Editing Belarusian language (section)

=== {{lang|be-Latn|Taraškievica}} or {{lang|be-Latn|Klasyčny pravapis}} (Classical orthography) ===
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There exists an alternative literary norm of the Belarusian language, named {{lang|be-Latn|Taraškievica}} ({{lang|be-Latn|Tarashkevica}}). Its promoters and users prevalently refer to it as {{lang|be-Latn|Klasyčny pravapis}} (''Classic orthography''). Generally Taraškievica favors Polish-inspired pronunciations ({{langx|be|плян|plan|label=none}}, {{langx|be|філязофія|filazofia|label=none}}) while regular Belarusian follows Russian-inspired pronunciations ({{langx|be|план|płan|label=none}}, {{langx|be|філасофія|fiłasofia|label=none}}). Taraškievica also features a more phonetic spelling system, particularly using a separate letter for the [ɡ] sound, which is argued to be an allophone of [ɣ] rather than a phoneme.