sentences:  Walters (2001) reports the survival of the distinction in the Welsh English spoken in the Rhondda Valley, with in the "pane" words and in the "pain" words.In accents that preserve the distinction, the phoneme is usually represented by the spellings "ai", "ay", "ei" and "ey" as in "day", "play", "rain", "pain", "maid", "rein", "they" etc.and the phoneme is usually represented by "aCe" as in "pane", "plane", "lane", "late" etc.