Re: Hell hath no Fury (was: war and death are in my hand)

On Wed, 13 Jun 2001 00:00:41 -0400 Muke Tever <alrivera@...>
writes:
> From: "Steg Belsky" <draqonfayir@...>
> > doubly-articulated voiceless stops:     pt tk kp
> > Does it seem possible that the first two doubly-articulated stops
> would
> > exist?  I remember seeing /kp/ and it's voiced counterpart /gb/ in
> > African languages, but i've never heard of /pt/ and /tk/.  I can
> > pronounce them easily enough...
> Is it necessary that they be doubly-articulated stops?  Can they
> just be clusters?
>     *Muke!
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Well, doubly-articulated stops is what i'm looking for... i'm sure that
there could also be clusters, across morpheme boundaries and such, but
it's the doubly-articulated stops that i've been wanting to play around
with for a while.


-Stephen (Steg)
 "tell me, did Venus blow your mind?"
     ~ "drops of jupiter" by train