Re: XSAMPA for /ts/?

Estel Telcontar wrote:
>  --- michael poxon wrote:
>
>>Its simply the two IPA symbols /ts/ - but am I to
>>assume you mean these two sounds regarded as a
>>single phoneme (as in German, Russian, etc)? If so,
>>the IPA symbol is /c/ and probably the XSAMPA is too.
>
>
> Actually, the IPA symbol [c] represents a palatal stop, not an alveolar
> affricate, I'm pretty sure.  But I think "c" is a common way to
> represent the affricate.
Palatal consonants are dorsal, aren't they?

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