Re: Heyas all!

Mathew Willoughby wrote:
> Very useful if you're like me and you tend to wind up with too
> many homophones in your languages.
Nothing wrong with homophones!  :-)  I've used langmaker before, and I
didn't really like it.  It's too much trouble, IMO, to make a reasonable
distribution of sounds (since not all phonemes are equally common, in
English, for example, you have more /s/'s than /Z/'s.  That's not to
denigrate that program, if you like it, it's great.  But, as for
homophones, I usually either keep them or I'll make slight changes to
them, change a vowel or two so that they're merely almost homophones
rather than homophones.

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