Re: Tirehlat romanization

Quoting David Peterson <DigitalScream@...>:

> In a message dated 9/24/01 5:08:30 PM, hmiller@IO.COM writes:
>
> << * original /N/ has merged with /m/ in Tirehlat, but the letter for
> /N/
>
> remains in use for foreign names. >>
>
> [N] merged with [m]?  That's different.
Yeah, I agree. I'd expect [N] to merge with [n]. But I guess
it all depends on the environment. As long as one can make a
good case for something, why not?

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