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-'''Cz''' is a [[digraph (orthography)|digraph]] of the [[Latin alphabet]].
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-==Polish==
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-In [[Polish language|Polish]], '''cz''' represents {{IPA2|t͡ʂ}}, the [[voiceless retroflex affricate]]. It usually corresponds to [[č]] in other Slavic languages.
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-'''cz''' should not be confused with [[ć]] (or c followed by i), termed "soft tch", a [[voiceless alveolo-palatal affricate]] ({{IPA2|t͡ɕ}}).
-===Examples of '''cz'''===
-{{audio|pl-cześć.ogg|'''cz'''eść}} (''hi, hello'')
-Compare '''ć''':<br>
-{{audio|pl-być.ogg|by'''ć'''}} (''to be'')<br>
-{{audio|Pl-pociąg.ogg|po'''ci'''ąg}} (''train'')
-==Kashubian==
-In [[Kashubian language|Kashubian]], '''cz''' represents {{IPA2|tʃ}}, the [[voiceless postalveolar affricate]], the same sound as the English ''ch'' in ''church''.
-==Other languages==
-This digraph was once common across Europe, but has largely been replaced. In [[French language|French]] and [[Catalan language|Catalan]], historical '''cz''' contracted to the [[ligature]] '''[[ç]]''', and represents the sound {{IPA|/s/}}. In [[Hungarian|Hungarian language]] it was formerly used for the sound {{IPA|/ts/}}, which is now written '''c'''.
-==See also==
-* [[Polish alphabet]]
-* [[Polish phonology]]
-{{Digraphs}}
-[[Category:Digraphs|Cz]]
-[[hu:Cz (digráf)]]
-[[pl:Cz (dwuznak)]]