Re: Vowelless Sentences

Joe Mondello wrote:
> I noticed this evening, after someone mentioned a language with the potential
> for vowelless sentances, that mine shared this ability.  Of course the
> sentences are often strange, but the longest one I've come up with is:
>
> n~      pn~dr~s tr~gn~r~ sn~dr~ r~sr~   gr~   zr~wm~b sr~.
Are these syllabic n's and r's?

Many rhotic dialects of English have vowel-less words, like "curb"
(/kr=b/)

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