Re: Introducing another project of mine

quite nice!

>
> > ç = /ts/
> > kh = /X/
> > ë = /@/
>
> These three seem odd and un-Slavic to me.  Perhaps instead of {ç} for
> /ts/, you could use /ch/.  That more usual, and comfortably bizarre from
> an English perspective.  I also don't like the e-trema (or e-umlaut,
> e-diaresis, whatever) for schwa.  I'm partial to the Romanian a-breve, but
> an e-breve might work as well.  The e-breve is used in some older Romanian
> texts, so it's not without precedent.
>
e-trema is used that way in Albanian. Which isn't Slavic.

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