Re: Cyrillic Rokbeigalmki Transliterations

Well it seems pretty good to me, apart from using the Serbian Cyrillic
letters for /tj/ and /dj/ for /T/ and /D/, but I'm not quite certain what
else you would use. As for /&/, Ossetian uses ae-ligature, why not use
that instead of the Azeri schwa?

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(Long live cyrillic!)

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On Wed, 28 Nov 2001, Steg Belsky wrote:

> Now that we have so many users of Cyrillicly-written languages here on
> Conlang, i'd like to ask if anyone could look at my transliteration
> scheme for writing Rokbeigalmki in Cyrillic letters, and see if it looks
> realistic, or if i'm twisting the uses of letters too far.
>
> A chart of Rokbeigalmki - IPA - Cyrillic equivalents is up at
> http://bingweb.binghamton.edu/~bh11744/rokb-cyr.jpg
>
> thanks to anyone who helps!
>
>
> -Stephen (Steg)
>  "survival is insufficient."

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