Re: The Shuyghut Language -- A Formal Introduction.

Ben Poplawski wrote:

> If a sound is actually followed by [h] when adding <h> would result
 > in a digraph, then a hyphen disconnects the sounds.
 > E.g., <th> [T], <t-h> [th].

May I humbly suggest some modifications of the Romanization.
If /th/ actually occurs it is darn inconvenient to use _th_
for /T/, not to speak of using a hyphen where there is no
morpheme boundary!  So while staying within Latin-1 you may
use:

t_?  t`
T þ
D ð
s_? s`
S ç
x x
G c
X\ h`
?\ j
? '

You'll have to use French quotes, but more power to French quotes!

Also if you don't have any geminates you may use _tt ss hh_ for
the geminates.

Lastly, if [e] and [o] are allophonic you may discard them,
using _e_ for the svarabhakti and _o_ for /a:/!


/BP 8^)
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