From: | Mangiat <mangiat@...> |
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Date: | Friday, March 30, 2001, 8:36 |
Andreas wrote:> Steg wrote: > >Well, i've always been partial to the English and Yiddish style of > >derounding them, so for instance, /y/ becomes /i/, and /ö/ becomes /e/. > > This is also found in some south German dialects. As for YHL concerns of > simplifying the phonology, some of these dialects have also got rid of the > voiced-unvoiced distinction for stops. Saw a poem where "Leute" and"beide"> rhymed ... >In Scwitzerdütsch those'd be something like [lytt@] and [bEjd@]. Luca