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>makeenan scripsit:
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>You could also use the Plan-B approach: assign each consonant a vowel
>allophone, and use consonant and vowel allophones alternately. Then every
>possible phoneme sequence is pronounceable. A side effect is that each
>morpheme has two allomorphs depending on how many phonemes have preceded
>it in the current utterance.
Wouldn't this also reduce the posible phoneme pool?
Actually I had thought of this but that would rtequire twice as much
memorization.
-Duke
>John Cowan
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