Re: Tong-cho-la
| From: | Nik Taylor <yonjuuni@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, April 21, 2003, 5:10 |
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Joe Fatula wrote:
> 1) There could occasionally be problems where context does not differentiate
> between (say) "yos-son-ni" and "yo-so-ni". Most roots are CV, but there are
> some CVC roots where this could come up.
>
> - Solution? Remove the CVC roots.
Or just don't worry about it. Learning to distinguish yos-son-ni from
yo-so-ni is, IMO, pretty easy. If need be, one could exaggerate the
length difference.
The problem *I* see is distinguishing between things like yom-ta,
yon-ta, yong-ta.
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