Re: Tong-cho-la, a philosophical language
From: | Andrew Nowicki <andrew@...> |
Date: | Friday, April 18, 2003, 14:17 |
Andrew Nowicki wrote:
AN> Example: yos-son-ni sounds like yo-so-ni.
Joe Fatula wrote:
JF> True. There are a few such combinations that could
JF> be possible. But consider an example using English,
JF> the similarity of the words sleep and slip. If I
JF> said a sentence that sounded like "I was getting tired,
JF> so I decided to go to slip.", you'd know that I meant "sleep"...
If you use only CV, CVV and CCV root words, this problem
will disappear. Examples of good CCV root words: gla, ngi, gmu.
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