Re: More changes in Montreiano :)

En réponse à Eric Christopherson <raccoon@...>:

>
> Short, judging from the diphthongization in Spanish and French.
> Actually, it
> would have been a diphthong too in Lainesco, but eventually the
> diphthong
> smooths out into /i:/.
>
Then I think the diphtongation I did was right, even if "Roumant", like French,
was not very consistent in keeping his diphtongues (a little more though,
diphtongues are more common in "Roumant" than in French).

Christophe.