Re: My website

> [mailto:CONLANG@listserv.brown.edu] On Behalf Of Philip Newton
> Something along the lines of [dZO:dZ] for me -- "unrhotic" vowels
tend
> to be long.
That's something not mentioned much about non-rhotic English.  The
[r\] may be lost but it still leave the "R colored" vowel, usually
lengthened or a falling diphthong where /r/ becomes [@].  It's still
[d_Zor\d_Z] in my 'lect.