Dans un courrier dat=E9 du 09/09/99 20:13:38 , Danny a =E9crit :
> Technically, *our* (that is, British and American English) /r/ before=20
vowels=20
> is a semivowel of sort, the semivocalic version of /@`/ in "her first=20
nurse=20
> works early". This is the "retroflex schwa" vowel of not only English,=20
but=20
> Mandarin. And no other langauges I can remember.
> =20
yuk.
> Oh and by the way, I think the SAMPA symbol for the semivocalic French=20
> u/German u-umlaut is h\ (h-backslash). At least assuming that the=20
backslash=20
>=20
> most often indicates an inverted letter.
> =20
that's the everplotting anglo-saxons' scribble for it.
the true, uncorrupted symbol is "u" (as in french).
> Danny
> =20
mathias