Re: Arabic Questions
From: | Akhilesh Pillalamarri <valardil@...> |
Date: | Sunday, September 26, 2004, 14:50 |
I would describe it as a deep rumbling sound. This sound occurs in my conlang, Aryezi.
Adam Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious <AczJ5@...> wrote:There is a letter in
Arabic that I need help on. It's often transliterated as c, it's name is cayn
and is the letter between khaa' and ghayn. I think I once saw it described as
?\ in SAMPA - a voiced pharyngeal fricative. Of course, I'm not the best person
at understanding those descriptions (even though I've looked up pharynx in the
dictionary), so does anyone know a way to describe it, or at least make a sound
file in which you say "cayn" (?\ajn). Also, the word for "yes" is
transliterated as 'aywa, but the Arabic alphabet spells it as "nXcXm" (X =
unwritten vowels) - can anyone explain that to me?
~*AKHILESH*~
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