Re: Nine (was: Re: Back)
| From: | nicole perrin <nicole.eap@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, July 19, 2000, 0:46 |
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Oskar Gudlaugsson wrote:
>
> >From: Joe Mondello <Rugpretzel@...>
> >Subject: Re: Nine (was: Re: Back)
> >Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2000 18:47:27 EDT
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> >incidentally, [n] has allophones /m, N/ in my sketchbook project, at least
> >the way I pronounce it (pronunciation is left to the individual). the only
> >syllable-final consonants allowed are [l, n], so I have situations like
> >"tun
> >pinta" /tumpinta/ (tall cat) and "tun kil" /tuNkil/ (wide mouth).
>
> Okay, I'm confused again. How many people are working on "the same project",
> or that is, different projects with the same premises? Rob, Nicole, and also
> Joe? Any more? Should I make a 'Nine' too :)?
Go right ahead, if you like! But first, allow me to clarify:
Nine is a project proposed a few months ago by Danny Wier. Rob and I
both decided to pursue it. Joe's new lang, on the other hand, is
totally separate -- the only connection is that [n] has the same
allophones in Joe's and Rob's langs. BTW, my version of Nine has a name
-- it's called Ini, and I posted a short sketch as well as a Babel text
to the list.
Nicole
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