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{{also|ʼn|Appendix:Variations of "n"}}

* {{IPA|en|/n/|[n̩]}}

{{en-con|head=’n}}

# {{nonstandard spelling of|en|'n'|’n’}}

#: ''fish '''{{'}}n''' chips''

#: ''rock '''{{'}}n''' roll''

{{en-con|head=’n}}

# {{nonstandard formcontraction of|en|than}}

#* {{quote-book|en|year=1865|author=Mark Twain|title=The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County|passage=The feller took the box again, and took another long, particular look, and give it back to Smiley, and says, very deliberate, "Well, I don’tdon't see no p’intsp'ints about that frog that's any better'''’n{{'}}n''' any other frog."}}

#* '''{{quote-book|en|year=1969''', |author=Anne Warner, ''|title=Susan Clegg and her friend Mrs. Lathrop'' (|page =87)

#*: |passage=She says you may laugh ’f'f you feel so inclined, but there ain’tain't no such big difference between your leg ’n’'n' a dead rat but what it ’ll'll pay you to mark her words. She says ’f'f it don’tdon't do no more '''’n{{'}}n''' eat the skin off it ’ll'll still be pretty hard for you to lay there without no skin ’n’'n' feel the plaster goin’goin' in more ’n’'n' more.}}

#* '''{{quote-book|en|year=2010''', |author=Arnan Heyden, ''|title=Daughters of Agendale'' (|page =228)

#*: |passage=What I can give ya is this bit o’o' knowledge: there be things in this world that no one can explain. There are things bigger '''’n{{'}}n''' mountains, bigger ’n'n oceans, bigger ’n'n fields an’an' night skies filled with stars, bigger ’n'n kings, or queens…}}

* {{audio|af|LL-Q14196 (afr)-Oesjaar-'n.wav|Audio}}

{{head|af|article|indefinite|head=ʼn}}

{{head|ast|preposition|head=’n}}

#: {{ux|ast|Toi viviendo'''’n{{'}}n''' Cangues|I’mI'm living '''in''' Cangues}}

{{head-lite|bar|articlesarticle|g=m|langname=Bavarian}}

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{{head-lite|bar|pronounspronoun|cat2=personal pronouns|langname=Bavarian}}

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{{ca-ppron|head=’n}}

* {{U:ca:pronouns|form=reduced}}

* {{audio|nl|Nl-'n.ogg|Audio}}

{{head|nl|article|head=’n}}

If ''{{'}}n'' begins a sentence, the first letter of the following word is capitalised instead.

{{contraction of|de|ein}} Like virtually all traditional German dialects, colloquial standard German distinguishes the indefinite article from the numeral for “one”"one". The specific form {{m|de||’n'n}} has spread from the North southward and is thus of chiefly {{der|de|nds|-}} origin. Most [[High German]] dialects use forms without the final ''-n'', such as {{IPAchar|[ə]}} or {{IPAchar|[a]}}, at least for the basic form (i.e. the masculine and neuter nominative). These pronunciations are sometimes heard in colloquial standard German as well, but {{m|de||’n'n}} is clearly the commonest form.

{{head|de|article|head=’n}}

{{de-adv|head=’n}}

#: {{ux|de|Wann wärst'''’n{{'}}n''' hier?|'''So''', when would you be here?}}

# {{lb|it|literary}} {{alternative form of|it|in}}.

{{head|it|adverb-adv}}

{{head|nds|article|head=’n}}

{{head|nds|pronoun|head=’n}}

{{head|cy|particle|head=’n}}

#: {{ux|cy|Mae hi'''’n{{'}}n''' darllen.|She is reading.|inline=1}}

#: {{ux|cy|Mae hi'''’n{{'}}n''' gysglyd.|She is sleepy.|inline=1}}

#: {{ux|cy|Mae hi'''’n{{'}}n''' ferch.|She is a girl.|inline=1}}

#: {{ux|cy|Dyna'''’n{{'}}n''' harian ni.|That's '''our''' money.}}

#: {{ux|cy|Mae e yma i'''’n{{'}}n''' harfarnu.|He's here to appraise '''us'''.}}

#: {{ux|cy|Fe'''’n{{'}}n''' magwyd yng ngefn gwlad.|'''We''' were brought up (lit. One brought '''us''' up) in the countryside.}}