Re: Writing glottalized consonants in X-Sampa

Joe ha tera a:

> Mark J. Reed wrote:
> > Robert Jung wrote:
> > >   How do you write glottalized consonants in X-Sampa? (...)
>
> > What does "glottalized" even mean?  I know from pharyngealized . .
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> > -Mark
> Ejective, I believe.
Not quite.  Ejectives are a subset of glottalized consonants.  Some
glottalized consonants are ejectives; others have an accompanying
glottal constriction but not ejective airflow.  I don't know too much
about it, but I think some types of English have (non-ejective)
glottalized voiceless stops syllable-finally.

Estel



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