Re: THEORY: NATLANGS: Phonology and Phonetics: Tetraphthongs, Triphthongs, Diphthongs

staving Eldin Raigmore:


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>Whose language has the most diphthongs?
Khangaþyagon has [ae)] [au)] [eu)] [o&)] and [oe)]. I imagine that some
conlangs have more.

>Whose has the most creative diphthongs?
>(Not a contest, really -- just, if you have one, or have seen one, you
>think is weird, or think I'll think is weird, let me know.)
Somebody once said they liked [o&)] on that basis.

>Whose language has the most triphthongs?
None.

Pete