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Old 14th April 2020, 10:50 PM   #1
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These marks are similar to Vietnamese letters "HĐ" and "fi".
The romanized Vietnamese alphabet has no F. The combined letters PH are its phonetic equivalent in the written language.

(Just for additional information, there is no W either. OA is substituted, for instance oanh is pronounced something like wan.)
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You are absolutely right, Philip! Thanks for these important comments!
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