> [mailto:CONLANG@listserv.brown.edu] On Behalf Of Scotto Hlad
> Nauradi's history includes a Cyrillic alphabet
> representation. It has the
> sounds /g/, /h/, and /x/. Getting the /x/ is no problem, but how
do I
> represent the /h/ sound giving that I'm using the Cyrillic
> alphabet Г as
> /g/. I know that Ukrainian uses Г to represent /h/ and other
Slavic
> languages represent /h/ with Х. What's a person to do that needs
both
> sounds?
I've seen a Cyrillic letter in some languages that's an <X> with a
small hook. Not sure what it's used for, but it could be a good
alternative for either /h/ or /x/ in a conlang. Deini has both /x/
and /h/ but a "native" script. I romanize them as <c>=/x/ and
<h>=/h/.