Christophe Grandsire wrote:
> Oh, and if you want a run-down of [sga'la], here it is: -ga- is the root,
> meaning "guy", and s- -la is a demonstrative *circumfix* indicating a far
> object or having a pejorative sense :)) .
[sg] is legal in French? It doesn't become [zg] or [sk]?
> One day I'll just have to write a "true grammar" of French, taking only the
> Spoken French evidence, and not looking at its spelling ever :)
Using IPA for example sentences? Or a "new orthography"?
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