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A double vowel is twice as long as a single vowel. Double vowel combinations are aa, ää, ee, ii, oo, öö, uu, and yy. | A double vowel is twice as long as a single vowel. Double vowel combinations are aa, ää, ee, ii, oo, öö, uu, and yy. | ||
=== Consonants === | === Consonants === | ||
Double consonants are pronounced separately. The first is the final letter of one syllable and the second is the initial letter of the next syllable. | Double consonants are pronounced separately. The first is the final letter of one syllable and the second is the initial letter of the next syllable. | ||
=== Accent === | === Accent === | ||
The stress always falls on the first syllable, even with words of foreign origin. | The stress always falls on the first syllable, even with words of foreign origin. | ||