Re: USAGE: syllables

Steg Belsky sikyal:

> Very mysterious...
>
> The many dialects of my Goblin language, Gabwe, have many different
> realizations of Proto-Gabwe /l/, including /R/ (velar approximant), /l/,
> /L/ (velar lateral), and voiceless /l/.
> Original geminated /ll/ can show up as /G/, /l/, /ll/, /LL/, /g/ or
> /s<lat>/ depending on dialect.
>
> (full chart at: http://bingweb.binghamton.edu/~bh11744/gabwe/Tiereans.jpg
> )
This is a fabulous chart. What are all of these languages for? I have
heard precious little about Gabwe.


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