Ngh is a trigraph composed of the Latin letters
Usage in Vietnamese
It is also used in Vietnamese for the
Usage in Welsh
In Welsh, it represents a voiceless velar nasal (a "c" under the
Usage in Xhosa
In Xhosa, "ngh" represents a murmured
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