Latvian Language: Appendices

Here is a list of appendices which may be useful for further explaining points of Latvian pronunciation, grammar, or vocabulary:

The Two Latvian e's: looks at the two different pronunciations of the letter e
The Latvian Letter o: looks at the three different pronunciations of the letter o
Aspirated vs. Unaspirated Consonants: compares the pronunciation of English and Latvian p, t and k
Dental vs. Alveolar Consonants: compares the pronunciation of English and Latvian t, d, s, z, n and l
Latvian Palatal Stops: describes the unusual consonant sounds ģ and ķ
Latvian j Palatalization: describes how the pronunciation of a root-final consonant may be altered in (i) second declension nouns, (ii) certain genitive plural forms, and (iii) some first conjugation class verbs
Latvian Tones: describes the tonal system of Latvian

The Vocative Case: describes variations in the forms of nouns in the vocative case
Grammatical Abbreviations: provides a list of abbreviations of grammatical terms and some short definitions

These vocabulary lists provide a pronunciation, a translation, and some minimal grammatical information: