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Some speakers insert a {{w|semivowel}} glide at the end of vowels. In English, this occurs with the "long vowels" ay ee oh oo {{IPA|/ej ij ow uw/}}<ref>Dr Geoff{{cite Lindsey [@DrGeoffLindsey]. (22 October 2021).[//youtu.be/YouTube|id=gtnlGH055TA |title=Why these English phonetic symbols are all WRONG].|author={{w|Geoff YouTubeLindsey|Lindsey, Geoff}}|channel=Dr Geoff Lindsey|handle=DrGeoffLindsey|date=Oct 22, 2021|access-date=7 November 2023|quote=}}</ref><ref group="lower-alpha">{{IPA|[j]}} in the {{w|International Phonetic Alphabet}} represents {{w|Voiced palatal approximant|yod}}, as it does in Toki Pona.</ref> that are closest to Toki Pona {{tp|e i o u}}.