| From: | Carlos Thompson <carlos_thompson@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, April 12, 2000, 22:58 |
Matt Pearson asked:> Carlos Thompson wrote: > > >Most of the bases of Hangkerimce is the language of the Hembica people, > >which is pronounced (in modern Hangkerim) as /hEmbiCA/ or /?EmbiCA/...I'm> >not sure were it is stressed. > > What do /C/ and /A/ stand for again?/ç/ (c cedilla) and script a in IPA, which mean voiceless palatal fricative and low back unrounded vowel respectively. -- Carlos Th