Stephen Mulraney scripsit:
> ObConlang/ObUTF-8test: Tonight I spent an hour or so trying to implement
> vowel harmony on my current language (ML4, for lack of a name).
> Some items of vocab:
>
> äldò |ældø| [{ld2]: three [<<aldh]
> gäțeczr |gæθʲetʃɾ| [g{T_jetS4]: watch-tower, (generally) tower [<<gabtesor]
> hròlțòw |xɾølθøv| [x42lT2v]: to go down, descend [<<rú-lhá(m)-teivú]
> laŭął |lɑwɔl̴| [lAwOl=e]: city, [laufe-heile]
> mnițò |mʲnʲiθ2| [m_jn_jiT2]: four [<<amnéth]
> cząd̦liëhązio |tʃɔðʲl̴ʲəxɔzʲu| [tSOD_jl_e_j@xOz_ju]: officer, commander;
[<<sdholecje]
A pretty thing. Just a couple of comments: why do you use such a
counterintuitive orthography? _ò_ for a [2] and _ą_ for a [O] seem rather
arbitrary. And I would recommend to substitute t-comma-below with t-cedilla _ţ_,
because t-comma-below has a bit dubious status (nobody knows for sure if they
are the same or not).
-- Yitzik