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<supplementalData>
	<version number="$Revision$"/>
	<transforms>
		<transform source="es_419" target="ar" direction="forward" alias="ar-t-es-419">
			<tRule><![CDATA[
$Boundary =  [^[:L:][:M:][:N:]];
$Vowel = [i e o u a];

::es-es_FONIPA;
::es_FONIPA-es_419_FONIPA;

# In Arabic transcription of Spanish, un-stressed [e] should be treated
# like [ə] which gets stripped off.  However, we currently do have not
# have a good way of finding stress in Spanish words.  In the long term,
# it would be _much_ better to look at stress markers, but for now
# we do this trivial heuristics to find unstressed [e] in the first
# syllable.
$Boundary [^Vowel] {e} [^$Vowel]* $Vowel → ə;

::und_FONIPA-ar;
			]]></tRule>
		</transform>
	</transforms>
</supplementalData>