Re: Reasonable sound changes.

On Monday 10 January 2005 18:19, Carsten Becker wrote:

 > but that does not mean other languages can do it as was
 > originally suggested of coures.

Reading this again, I found my sentence structure very
misleading and ambiguous. So here's a correction (OK, I
understood now!!):

... but that does not mean other languages cannot do it the
way it was originally suggested of course. -> I wanted to
say that what I said about Italian does not necessarily
mean that I doubt this change. I did not intend to say that
there may not be languages where the sound change happened
just the way whoever suggested it in the orignial mail.

I hope it's clear now ;) -- Sorry for confusion. I know I
should listen and learn instead of talking about stuff I
have no clue of myself. But my mouth is (resp. my fingers
are) sometimes faster than my brain :-/ And my English does
not make up the distance either sometimes ...

Apologizingly,
Carsten

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