Re: fuzzy blue monkeys(was Re: .sig)
From: | Henrik Theiling <theiling@...> |
Date: | Monday, November 12, 2001, 19:31 |
Hi!
Christian Thalmann <cinga@...> writes:
> > I'd say, High German would be: /"flaUSi:g@ "blaU@ "?afn=/
> >
> > (The phonemic /i:/ would usually be rendered as short or half-long /i/
> > I'd say.).
>
> Now it's my turn to question your dialect.
Nono. :-) I wrote the High German phonemes, my dialect might render it
a bit differently.
> There is no way the i in "flauschige" could be a phonemic /i:/.
Hmm. I definitely disagree. It *is* a phonemic /i:/, otherwise I'd
write ,flauschigge'. :-) I'm very sure about this, since that
imaginary word and the one in question are a minimal pair for phonemic
length in High German.
Let's check rhymes:
`flauschigge' does not rhyme with `flauschige'
(Ok, that word does not exist)
`Knigge' does not rhyme with `flauschige'
(Ok, the stress is different)
`K