Re: is a labiodental stop possible?
| From: | J Y S Czhang <czhang23@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, January 27, 2002, 5:04 |
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In a message dated 2002.01.26 03.38.32 PM, pablo-flores@SINECTIS.COM.AR
writes:
>Why not complicate the matter further and also have a
>linguolabial stop? I have it in one of my old languages
>(Shkanshej), and it sounds very funny, even if it's
>difficult to contrast with the bilabials. For example,
>the unvoiced stop {pv} is pronounced by placing the
>tip of your tongue over the lower part of the upper
>lip (you have to stick it out a bit). There's also a
>voiced version {bv} and an aproximant {wv}. I had a
>trill too, but I spat all over my monitor everytime
>I tried to pronounce it. :)
>
::tries the above examples:: ::coats monitor in spittle::
Ok, I believe it now... ROTFLMAO...
::textual voice takes on a Californian stylin':: sheesh, that's hellaSICK,
peeps...
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