Re: Russian phonetics question [Was: What's SHCH?]
| From: | Tristan Mc Leay <kesuari@...> |
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| Date: | Saturday, July 24, 2004, 14:11 |
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Stephen Mulraney wrote:
> about this have been quite firm that it's actually [\s:] (or something
...
> counterpart, [\z:] or so. My question is not so much "is this true?"
Hmm, what's [\s] and [\z]? Must we introduce entirely new ASCII-IPAs
that don't even seem to have the remotest similarity with SAMPA? [kor\s]
would be very misleading indeed with yours.
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