Chinese whispers game - A Question
| From: | Gary Shannon <fiziwig@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, February 27, 2009, 22:05 |
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--- On Tue, 2/24/09, Sai Emrys <sai@...> wrote:
> Stealing from the ZBB's Ephemera (:-O I know) and Gary
> Shannon, a game:
...
>
> /alveopalatal/ -> _i(alveolar)_ in all contexts - i.e.
> /S/, /Z/, /tS/,
> /dZ/ -> _is_, _iz_, _it_, _id_ respectively
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> - Sai
I thought it might be interesting to apply these changes to the corpus I use on
my "Anglosic" web page <http://fiziwig.com/anglosic/index.php>. In order to do
so I need to be sure I understand the intent of each rule. Does "in all
contexts" imply that, for example, "judge" becomes "iduid"? Does "she" ->
"ise"? "should" -> "isould"? "gracious" -> "graisious"? "shoes" -> "isoes"?
In other words, is this <http://fiziwig.com/anglosic/anglosic.php?lid=41> correct
for he first rule?
--gary
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