Re: Yemls Phonology (long)

From: "Christophe Grandsire" <christophe.grandsire@...>
> So if I take all those rules, the name of the language Yemls should really
be
> phonemically /nEImU'lIsU/, pronounced [NEImU'lIs]. Or did you capitalize
the
> first letter only because of English rules, and it should be yemls:
> /nIImU'lIsU/, pronounced [Ni:mU'lIs]? Did I understand correctly?
I think it's the first way.  At least, if the conlang is actually
"nameless".



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