Re: Group Conlang: phonology

Pablo wrote :

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The proposal removes /h/ from the phonology, and changes
the transliteration of two letters:

/N/ previously , now
/G"/ previously , now

/x/  and /G/  remain the same.

It seems nice.
What do the others say?


--Pablo Flores ]

/nh/ usually sounds /nj/ as in Portuguese, and Limousin (:-) I'm from there),
Vijt-Namese and Khmer, but I don't mind at all.

However I thought Herman himself wanted to keep /h/ to start suffixing a root ending with a vowel.

Is it that we decide roots are Cwylr..VC ?

I suggest we also may have C...VCC- in the case words always end with a -V or -VC suffix.

I also suggest we wait for Carlos, Steg and Charles to have read our literature
and replied to it so that we could settle phonology of the roots and suffixes.

Actually I feel we proceed much faster than other conlang projects because we discuss a
bit of everything simultaneously (phono, semantic, syntax, morpho) and very
much in depth.


Mathias


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