Re: List of natlangs

> The problem here is that we are dealing with two features
> differentiating German [d] and [t] *,
> namely voiced/unvoiced and - actually more important! -
> aspirated/non-aspirated. The final "d" is unvoiced but normally
> non-aspirated. Nevertheless it sounds stranger to me to make it voiced
> than aspirated, and that's why I vote for /t/ here.
> * took me some time to find square brackets on the Japanese keyboard...
> Oliver from Chiba
Yes, that makes sense; I'll make a note of it on the natlang list.

Thanks for your efforts,

[[Josh] [Shinavier]] 8-]