Re: eskribiw (was: aspirated m?)

Isaac Penzev wrote:

> It's a Romlang. Moreover, it's a Romconlang. To be more precise, it's my
> con
> lang project "Ajamiya" that I took back from a dusty shelf and resumed to
> co
> in it on.
>
> This is a heavily Arabicized Ibero-Romance lang from an alternative
> timelin
>  - a kind of attempt to imagine how Spanish (together with Portuguese,
> Galic
> ian etc.) could look if there were no Reconquista, and the Iberian
> Peninsula
> were still in the Islamic cultural space.
The entire peninsula?? That _would be_ a change! Hmm, if no
Reconquista/Reyes Cat?licos, maybe no Columbus!? Or did he sail under the
auspices of the Moorish rulers, or perhaps of Genoa after all?

The lang remains basicly Romance,
> but the degree of Arabic influence onto its structure, esp. vocabulary can
> b
> e compared with the same Arabic influense onto Farsi, French influence
> onto
> English, Chinese onto Japanese, and heavier than Hebrew onto Yiddish.
More details, please-- when you can.  What's the origin of "Ajami(ya)"?
>
> The word _eskribiw_ is written in Ajami this way (vowel signs omitted):
> اسكريبيو
How's it pronounced? like modern "escribi?", or [eskri'bju]??