Re: CHAT: Intonation surrogates in online text
From: | Charles <catty@...> |
Date: | Thursday, July 8, 1999, 20:31 |
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
>
> On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, Raymond A. Brown wrote:
> > After not using the darn things, I've now taken to sprinkling the odd
> > smiley or two around since I found that some remarks which I thought no one
> > could possibly take as anything but a joke got taken seriously.
Indeed.
> Ummm. Is this still about conlangs? Er, does anyone have a distinc ironic
> register available in their conlang? Charyans are seldom ironic, most often
> just playful!
AFMC, I have discovered the intonation patterns
(imagine a nice HTML table) below:
Supra-segmental ..... Spoken Sound ....... Written As
word separator ...... long vowel ......... a space " "
phrase boundary ..... distinct pause ..... a comma ","
sentence boundary ... long pause ......... commas ",,"
proper name ......... medium-high tone ... Capitalized
word emphasis ...... quite-high tone .... *asterisked*