Re: Minza spelling reform

Benct Philip Jonsson wrote:

> The most well-known use of g-wedge is as a device in transliterating
> Arabic, since the letter pronounced [dZ] in other places is pronounced
> [g] in Egyptian Arabic, so from that perspective g-wedhe for [G] is
> dead wrong.  Semiticists and Indologists generally use g with a dot
> above
Which was also used in the old gaelic orthography to represent [G], I
might add.

K.

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