Two different and mutually-incompatible systems of diacritics are used. The first is the simpler non-tonemic system, which can be applied to all Slovene dialects. It is more widely used and is the standard representation in dictionaries such as SSKJ. The tonemic system also includes tone as part of the representation. However, neither system reliably distinguishes schwa from the front mid-vowels, nor vocalised l from regular l . Some sources, such as Maks Pleteršnik's 1894/95 dictionary, write these as ə and ł, respectively, but this is not as common.
Two different and mutually-incompatible systems of diacritics are used The first is the simpler non-tonemic system which can be applied to all Slovene dialects It is more widely used and is the standard representation in dictionaries such as SSKJ. The tonemic system also includes tone as part of the representation. However, neither system reliably distinguishes schwa from the front mid-vowels, nor vocalised l from regular l . Some sources, such as Maks Pleteršnik's 1894/95 dictionary, write these as ə and ł, respectively, but this is not as common.