From: | Roger Mills <rfmilly@...> |
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Date: | Saturday, June 10, 2006, 23:39 |
Joe wrote:> caeruleancentaur wrote: > > > >That is some help, thanks. The X-SAMPA chart that I have gives the > >Swedish word "drømme" as the example for /&/. That was no help to me > >at all.> It's CXS. It represents the IPA a-e ligature.Exactly. & is a low front rounded vowel in the original "real" X-Sampa; one of the curly brackets was [æ] in that system; we (Conlang-L) have reverted to the older usage (from Kirshenbaum??) of & for the IOHO more common ae-lig.>