Re: Judeo-Latin (Ju:d,ajajt,) and Cedillarama

On Sat, 23 Jan 1999 00:22:03 +0000 "BP.Jonsson" <bpj@...> writes:
>At 13:57 on 22.1.1999, Steg Belsky wrote:
>Should Judeo-Latin not use the Hebrew script?  I kinda like the
>digraphs
>used in Yiddish, like tsade-zayin for /dz/, tsade-shin for /tS/,
>shin-zayin
>for /Z/ and (hold on now!) tsade-shin-zayin for /dZ/!  Teth and
>teth-daleth
>suggest themselves, or why not exploit the dagesh in a fresh way?;)  I
>still haven't decided if I like the {th}+subscript h some Tibetan
>writers
>use for the English {th} sounds (both AFAIK!) yet, but I like those
>Yiddish
>graphs great.
>    B.Philip Jonsson <bpj@...>
It will use the Hebrew script as well as the Latin script, once i get
around to it :) .
I'm probably going to use superscript bars over the letters, like the
yiddish F, as the equivalent of the cedillas.  For /Z/ i might use a
barred shin, which i've seen in Ladino.  I like the digraphs and
tri(?)graphs in Yiddish, but i prefer having one letter for one sound.

-Stephen (Steg)

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