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"К" is the eleventh letter of the Cyrillic alphabet, used in Russian and many other languages that use the Cyrillic writing system. It represents the hard consonant sound "k" and is essential for writing and reading words in these languages.
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La К, minuscolo к, chiamata Ka, è una lettera dell'alfabeto cirillico. Rappresenta la consonante occlusiva velare sorda IPA /k/. Corrisponde alla Cappa greca (Κ, κ), per l'origine, la pronuncia e l'aspetto.
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