Re: New Language - Altsag Venchet

Andreas Johansson wrote:
> IIRC, [Arabic] lacks /g/ too.
In most dialects.  (G"/, voiced uvular fricative, is also another gap,
altho certainly not an *unusual* gap.  There are some that have changed
/q/  to /g/ via /G"/, making the stops less asymmetrical.  Some dialects
also have /p/ from borrowing.  I don't know if there's any dialects with
both /g/ and /p/, tho.

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