Re: my iconic alphabet
| From: | Robert B Wilson <han_solo55@...> |
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| Date: | Thursday, April 10, 2003, 2:21 |
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On Wed, 9 Apr 2003 18:29:46 -0700 Joe Fatula <fatula3@...>
writes:
> > >> Palatal is the position of for instance the German
> > fricative "ch" in "ich". It's quite different in sound
> > from the English "sh". <<
>
> Try saying "heat" using more air on the "h". If you make the
> airflow rough
> at that point, you'll get something like in "ich".
when i try saying "heat" using more air on the "h", i get a pharyngeal
fricative...
also, why do people say to try saying "hy" for a voiceless palatal
fricative? why i say "hy" it comes out as [h_j] (which (to me) is quite
different from [C], maybe i could add a distinction between [h_j] and [C]
(and L_r, which it already has) to kxqqhwiiallccre (which i actually
designed to be what i would consider to be the ideal auxlang (although i
doubt it would be very successful with initial consonant clusters like
[h\R_oL_0?\_r] and [L\_rR\_0h\H_0]...)))... "hr" and "hl" are [hr\] and
[hl] for me as well... i could never figure out why people would describe
[r\_0]/[l_0] as how people would pronounce "hr"/"hl" because i voice the
"r"/"l"...
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