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 === Reading Old Texts  ===
-Spelling rules were not standardized in earlier centuries. In Czech, the following spelling variations are common:
+Here are some letter combinations you may encounter in the old texts and their modern equivalents:
-'''cz''' read as '''c''' or '''č'''<br>
+'''cz''' read as '''c''' or '''č'''<br>'''cž/čz''' read as'''č'''<br>'''rz/rž''' read as '''ř'''<br>'''ss''' read as '''š'''<br>'''g''' read as '''j'''<br>'''y''' read as '''y''' or '''j''' <br>'''j''' read as '''í'''<br>'''v''' read as '''u''' (at the beginning of words)<br>'''ie''' read as '''ě'''<br>'''au''' read as '''ou'''<br>'''w''' read as '''v'''<br>
-'''cž/čz''' read as'''č'''<br>
-'''rz/rž''' read as '''ř'''<br>
-'''ss''' read as '''š'''<br>
-'''g''' read as '''j'''<br>
-'''y''' read as '''y''' or '''j''' <br>
-'''j''' read as '''í'''<br>
-'''v''' read as '''u''' (at the beginning of words)<br>
-'''ie''' read as  '''ě'''<br>
-'''au''' read as '''ou'''<br>
-'''w''' read as '''v'''<br>
 === Language Aids  ===