Jörg Rhiemeier wrote:
> > The view that laterals are only found at coronal places of articulation
> > is an outdated view among the phoneticians of today. Some Papuan and
> > East Chadic languages have been found with contrasting velar laterals.
Interesting. An early conlang of mine had velar laterals. Altho, I
think in those cases that it was derived from /kl/ or /gl/
> Apparently, the information I relied on was out-dated; well, I'll think
> of some symbols for palatal and velar laterals when I find the time to.
Palatal lateral is inverted y, velar is capital L.
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