Re: (LONG) Sketch by a novice, please criticize/help/flame/etc

Roughly, yes.  There doesn't seem to be any real hard-and-fast descriptions of
when a particular allophone will be used, although the speech of an individual
is generally self-consistent.  More research is required :-).





Eric Christopherson <raccoon@...> on 09/13/99 11:01:58 PM

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----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Bennett <Paul.Bennett@...>
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Subject: (LONG) Sketch by a novice, please criticize/help/flame/etc
> Consonants have voiced and voiceless allophones, these are believed to be
purely
>
> idiolectical.  The sound s' appears to possibly have allophones in /S/ and
/ts/,
>  although
> this is possibly an archaism.
I'm not sure what you meant idiolectical... it depends on personal
preference?






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