K vs. C Orthography (was: Re: Flight (was: Memberlang pages) )

On Wed, 27 Jan 1999 23:10:29 +0000 John Fisher
<john@...> writes:

>k=/x/  c=/k/  y=/j/  w=/w/  sh=/S/  th=/T/  ch=/tS/
>--
>John Fisher   john@drummond.demon.co.uk   johnf@epcc.ed.ac.uk
>Elet Anta website: http://www.drummond.demon.co.uk/anta/
>Drummond ro cleshfan merec; fanye litoc, inye litoc
>
I'd just like to mention that i have the same pronounciation of K and C
in the pronounciation-system of my old simple replacement-code D'gijsiki.
 K is /x/ except word-final, where it's /k/, and C is /k/ except
word-final, where it's /kI/.  "D'gijsiki" is pronounced /d@gIj'siki/,
though (with an incorrect /I/ instead of /i/), probably because the {k}
is part of "D'gijsik", (=Stephen), with just the Hebrew _-i_ adjective
suffix at the end.

Maybe i should turn it into a conlang.... :)
Zebli a d'suorn goc'k ag akgu e tukrekw.... :)

(btw, {uo} is pronounced /wa/, and not /uwo/ or /wo/ as expected. i think
it was my brother's idea...)


-D'gijsik (D'giw)

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