Re: Middle voice

I'm sure that I'm too late with my response, but anyway:

On Sunday 10 October 2004 16:37, Yann Kiraly wrote:

 > Thanks for the reply. I found two definitouns of the
 > middle voice on the net: the one you know and an other
 > one:
 > http://www.sil.org/linguistics/GlossaryOfLinguisticTerms/
 >WhatIsMiddleVoice. htm.
 > According two the second definitioun, would my sentence
 > be wright? And about the apostrophies: They destinguish
 > between the diphtongues a'e,o'e,u'e,a'o [ae,oe,ue,ao] and
 > the sounds ae,oe,ue,ao [GER:ä,ö,ü and the aw in saw].

And why don't you simply write ä, ö, ü then? If you have to
use those nasty ALT+0XXX combinations or need to stack
accents on umlauted letters, which is only possible using
Unicode AFAIK, you shall be forgiven. ;-) It's just that
using too many apostrophies looks a little artificial if
there are no glottal stops.

Carsten

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