OT: What makes a good conlang? (was Re: Super OT: Re: CHAT : JRRT)
From: | Trebor Jung <treborjung@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, March 10, 2004, 23:49 |
Merhaba!
H. S. Teoh wrote:
"I'm still not sure if Tamahí phonology is more "naturalistic"... it has to
*somewhat* resemble Ebisédian, being a descendent lang, although I've taken
the liberty to introduce such sound changes as:
H -> G -> g
h -> x -> k_h"
David wrote:
"I'll defer to others on this, but if you've got the directionality of these
sound changes listed right, they seem...well, backward. I can't imagine
them happening--at least not categorically. Any thoughts on this, anyone?"
I agree, these sound changes seem quite unreasonable. I would expect
something like this instead:
H -> w (doesn't /H/ represent French <u> in <nuit>?)
h -> ?/t/k/f
x -> k_h -> k
My two cents,
--Trebor
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