Re: USAGE: Western Usonian /a/
From: | Eric Christopherson <raccoon@...> |
Date: | Sunday, February 11, 2001, 0:20 |
On Wed, Feb 07, 2001 at 09:01:19AM -0700, dirk elzinga wrote:
> I II III
>
> are Lord not
> father Mormon prophesy
> fault spotless
> all upon
> for what
> God
>
My turn!
Something like /A/ (or maybe /a/?):
are
father
not
spotless
god/God
Something not quite /O/, maybe /o/ (but distinct from /ou/ as in <so> /sou):
lord/Lord
Mormon
for
/O/ (maybe more lower, closer to /Q/):
fault
all
prophesy
/V/:
what
Although I can tell the 'for' vowel isn't exactly the same as the 'all'
vowel, they don't seem to be a minimal pair. Well, actually I do make a
distinction between <oral> and <aural>: /or@l/ vs. /O(:)r@l/, but I know
that in my case that's an exaggeration to keep the two distinct.
--
Eric Christopherson / *Aiworegs Ghristobhorosyo
Conlang code:
CU !lh:m cN:R:S:G a+ y n2d:1d !R* A-- E L* N1 Id:m k- ia- p+ m- o+ P-- d* b+++ lainesco