Re: Your Help Appreciated

DOUGLAS KOLLER spake, saying:

> From: "Carlos Thompson"
>
>
>> Just a little nitpick in conventions.  What does consonants like /kth/
> mean?
>> Slanted brackets (slashes) are used to give phonetic descriptions, then
>> /kth/ would mean the phonemes /k/, /t/ and /h/ (a pretty interesting
> cluster
>> IMO), or does /th/ mean english <th> sound? (note: angle brackets for
>> orthographic conventions).  In most ASCII-IPA encodings, english voiceless
>> <th> is noted as /T/, or does /th/ mean aspirated /t/ (/t_h/)?
>
> Shameless conlang plug:
>
> Géarthnuns allows kth in syllable initial position, that's /kT/. Such as:
>
> kthédez    career into
> kthelez     die (from a disease)
> kthöileb    respective
>
> Kou
Yes, that's what I was going for.

John