Re: Tit'xka (Pretty Long Post)
From: | Tom Wier <artabanos@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, December 29, 1998, 4:03 |
Sheets, Jeff wrote:
> > Sheets, Jeff wrote:
> > > q /K/ like ch in German Bach
> >
> > _ch_ in Bach is /x/.
> >
> Bah! Technicalities... :) Okay, so maybe ch in Bach is /x/. Give me=
an
> easy example of /K/.
According to Don Blaheta's page on ASCII IPA representations, the closest=
thing to that is
/K\/, which is a voiced Alveolar lateral fricative (and since you
want all voiceless sounds, I believe, this isn't what you want)
> Other than that, what do you think of it? I'm interested to see how qu=
ickly
> you guys can massacre "my precious". :)
It's looks quite interesting, although I think I would personally have to=
put more
detailed study than just a few minutes to give a full answer to that ques=
tion. The
phonology certainly seems to reinforce the feeling that these people are =
very foreign
from at least the English perspective. But one thing I'm curious about: =
have you
considered making a distinctive series of aspirated consonants in contras=
t to
nonaspirated ones? That might fit in with the alienness of it, but also a=
llow you
a little more phonological freedom in which to work...
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