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La Chance ou CHA est l'une des six Caractéristiques de base d'un personnage. Elle est l'attribut naturel des Archers et des Chasseurs, qui gagnent automatiquement +1 CHA par niveau. Cha is a minor character in the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. She was portrayed by Joie Vejjajiva. The Latin transliteration of Cha uses an alphabet of 16 letters: A /ɑ, a/ Ch /tʃ/ E /e, ɛ/ H /h/ I /i, ɪ/ K /k/ L /l/ M /m/ N /n/ O /ɔ, o/ P /p/ R /r/ S /s/ T /t/ U /u, ʊ/ V /v/. - Overall, the letters sound the way you would expect them to be (standard Latin pronunciation). Note that "ch" is always pronounced as /tʃ/. All letters generally sound the same way regardless of their placement. - As an exception from this rule, the letter "i" tends to form diphthongs /aɪ/, /eɪ/, /oɪ/ and /uɪ/ when it follows another vowel; other vowels are pronounced separately from each other. Cha was green tea. It was mixed with genmai, unpolished brown rice, to make a beberage known as Genmaicha. Cha (茶, Cha) is a member of Uyamau. He is also simply known as "The Kid" (児, Ko). Cha is a mischievous cat with black-striped fur. He likes warm places to nap on and fish. Cha was a male Rellarin in the service of the Galactic Republic. By circa 3643 BBY, he had ascended to the rank of major. He was killed the same year during Independent Operation Sebaddon.

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The Latin transliteration of Cha uses an alphabet of 16 letters: A /ɑ, a/ Ch /tʃ/ E /e, ɛ/ H /h/ I /i, ɪ/ K /k/ L /l/ M /m/ N /n/ O /ɔ, o/ P /p/ R /r/ S /s/ T /t/ U /u, ʊ/ V /v/. - Overall, the letters sound the way you would expect them to be (standard Latin pronunciation). Note that "ch" is always pronounced as /tʃ/. All letters generally sound the same way regardless of their placement. - As an exception from this rule, the letter "i" tends to form diphthongs /aɪ/, /eɪ/, /oɪ/ and /uɪ/ when it follows another vowel; other vowels are pronounced separately from each other. Cha words are stressed on the last root vowel. Most often, this turns out to be the penultimate syllable, or the last syllable if the word ends with a consonant. In a multi-syllable word, when the stress falls in an unusual place, it is sometimes denoted by an accent: á, é, í, ó, ú. (We will do this more often here than what is usually seen in Cha texts, where accents may be omitted altogether.) In certain grammatical constructions the accent is also put on one-syllable words. Stress can play a distinctive role: e.g. compare hoté "when?" and hote "where to?". Cha was a male Rellarin in the service of the Galactic Republic. By circa 3643 BBY, he had ascended to the rank of major. He was killed the same year during Independent Operation Sebaddon. Cha was green tea. It was mixed with genmai, unpolished brown rice, to make a beberage known as Genmaicha. Cha is a minor character in the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. She was portrayed by Joie Vejjajiva. Cha (茶, Cha) is a member of Uyamau. He is also simply known as "The Kid" (児, Ko). Cha is a mischievous cat with black-striped fur. He likes warm places to nap on and fish. La Chance ou CHA est l'une des six Caractéristiques de base d'un personnage. Elle est l'attribut naturel des Archers et des Chasseurs, qui gagnent automatiquement +1 CHA par niveau.

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