Writing of the /ʎ/ sound in European languages using the Latin alphabet

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Here are some notes about this map:

• Yep, regional languages are shown in a widespread way. I know. For those asking, you can see Galician, Asturian, Basque, Catalan, Corsican, Breton, and the Hungarian minority of Slovakia.

• The /ʎ/ sound is a very particular sound, not to be confused with /lj/. It can also come in other languages, but I only showed the languages where it is not an allophone but a real significant sound.

• French has lost its /ʎ/ almost two hundred years ago, but it was written so: ill or il.

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