Re: Tit'xka (Pretty Long Post)

> Sheets, Jeff wrote:
> > Bah!  Technicalities...  :)  Okay, so maybe ch in Bach is /x/.  Give me
> an
> > easy example of /K/.
>
> What does /K/ represent?
>
Well, I had thought it represented German ch!  It is an aspirated k.  I'm
using the Kirshenbaum(sp?) ASCII IPA.  th in thin is /T/ th in these is /D/
sh in shin is /S/ and I had thought that ch in bach was /K/.  Perhaps you
are using a different transcription system?  maybe SAMPA?