Re: USAGE: 2nd pers. pron. for God
| From: | Robert B Wilson <han_solo55@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, September 16, 2002, 11:53 |
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"Thomas R. Wier" <trwier@...> korte:
> So, for example, in American English,
> [t], [t_h], [t.], [t._h], [t[], and [r"] are all possible ways
> of transcribing a "t"-sound, but because American English speakers
> "hear" them all as the same sound, they are phonemically transcribed
> as /t/.
you left out [?_h] which is how my brother pronounces final /t/ and /k/
(which makes words like "lake" [lEj?_h] and "late" [lEj?_h] homonyms)
Robert Wilson (Elentirno Pereldar) (mailto:han_solo55@juno.com)
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I yessessë Eru ontanë Menel ar Cemen.
I yessessë ëa Quetta ar Quetta né as Eru ar Eru né Quetta.
"Ananwa," eque erye, "i ilúvë ná carmë Eruva. Ilyë nati nar tanwi
Erullo."
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