Re: A new Indo-European subfamily in China

dirk elzinga wrote:

> I wonder about the speaker sample for Klingon, though.
Okrand himself, on the "Conversational Klingon" tape.

> Was this result verified
> instrumentally?
Probably not, but anyone with the tape and access to the proper
equipment could probably do so easily.

Allan Wechsler, the author of the article, also noted that Okrand
pronounces "-rgh", the only Klingon final consonant cluster other
than y' /j?/ and w' /w?/, with an approximant "r"; the normal
Klingon "r" is an alveolar trill.

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