Re: Dsh (Orcan) Phonology, and a preview of the grammar

At 10:43 21/04/00 CDT, you wrote:
>First, the phonology.  (BTW, the language and the people are called Dóh;
>that's capital D, O acute accent, H.
>
>Consonants:
>
>k, g [N], h  *Note the unusual value of [g].
Well, not that unusual, for instance the /g/ in Japanese is (still) often
nasalised (except at the beginning of words) (I was told it's disappearing,
but I heard it more than once in a Japanese anime,so I think it's not that
dead), so the Rooma-ji <g> often stands for [N] too :)) .

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