Changes in 32772fa: Updated Pitch accent usage overview.md (markdown)

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           # Definitions

           In order to facilitate and streamline the explanation of pitch accent behaviour in Japanese, the following terms are used

           ## Mora

          -A mora is the shortest unit of length in Japanese phonology. Every open syllable is a mora, long syllables are two moras[^1], even if spelled with **ー**. **ん** and **っ** are also considered separate moras. A rule of thumb is, when written in kana, each character represents a separate mora (with an exception of small ゃゅょ and ぁぃぅぇぉ used for non-standard sounds)

          +A mora is the shortest unit of length in Japanese phonology. Every open syllable is a mora, long syllables are two moras[^moras], even if spelled with **ー**. **ん** and **っ** are also considered separate moras. A rule of thumb is, when written in kana, each character represents a separate mora (with an exception of small ゃゅょ and ぁぃぅぇぉ used for non-standard sounds)

           | Word | Reading | Moras | Mora count |

           | ---- | ------- | ----- | ---------- |

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           | 合唱 | がっしょう | が・っ・しょ・う | 4 |

           | パーティー | パーティー | パ・ー・ティ・ー | 4 |

          -[^1]: A plural of "mora" can be both "moras" and "morae" ([source](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mora)). I will be using the fist version as it's more in line with the English plural rules

          +[^moras]: A plural of "mora" can be both "moras" and "morae" ([source](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mora)). I will be using the fist version as it's more in line with the English plural rules

           ## Phrase

           A phrase is part of a sentence with distinct meanign and gramatical function, which has it's own pitch accent. Contrary to common belief, pitch accent doesn't apply to words but to entire phrases in a sentence. A phrase usually consist of a core meaning word (usu. noun/verb/adjective) and it's prefixes, suffixes, particles, and conjugation endings.

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1	1	# Definitions
2	2	In order to facilitate and streamline the explanation of pitch accent behaviour in Japanese, the following terms are used
3	3	## Mora
4		-A mora is the shortest unit of length in Japanese phonology. Every open syllable is a mora, long syllables are two moras[^1], even if spelled with ー. ん and っ are also considered separate moras. A rule of thumb is, when written in kana, each character represents a separate mora (with an exception of small ゃゅょ and ぁぃぅぇぉ used for non-standard sounds)
	4	+A mora is the shortest unit of length in Japanese phonology. Every open syllable is a mora, long syllables are two moras[^moras], even if spelled with ー. ん and っ are also considered separate moras. A rule of thumb is, when written in kana, each character represents a separate mora (with an exception of small ゃゅょ and ぁぃぅぇぉ used for non-standard sounds)
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6	6	\| Word \| Reading \| Moras \| Mora count \|
7	7	\| ---- \| ------- \| ----- \| ---------- \|
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11	11	\| 合唱 \| がっしょう \| が・っ・しょ・う \| 4 \|
12	12	\| パーティー \| パーティー \| パ・ー・ティ・ー \| 4 \|
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14		-[^1]: A plural of "mora" can be both "moras" and "morae" ([source](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mora)). I will be using the fist version as it's more in line with the English plural rules
	14	+[^moras]: A plural of "mora" can be both "moras" and "morae" ([source](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mora)). I will be using the fist version as it's more in line with the English plural rules
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16	16	## Phrase
17	17	A phrase is part of a sentence with distinct meanign and gramatical function, which has it's own pitch accent. Contrary to common belief, pitch accent doesn't apply to words but to entire phrases in a sentence. A phrase usually consist of a core meaning word (usu. noun/verb/adjective) and it's prefixes, suffixes, particles, and conjugation endings.