Re: OT: The Salish sentence (again)

Tim May wrote:

>Robert Jung wrote at 2004-01-04 14:06:44 (-0500)
> > I got
> >
> > x ¬ p ~ ? ¬ t¬ p ¬ ¬ s k ? ç
> >
> > in the file.
> >
> > Not the file; it makes my speech program shut off. So I used
> > Google, and it made it into bad HTML. Maybe that's the prob'?
>
>Yeah... the problem, basically, is that you're not going to get this
>in any form that your speech program can process, even if you could
>get it into HTML, which is unlikely in itself.  I'll describe the
>sequence of characters to you - it may be difficult to use them, but
>at least you'll know what they are.
>
>x barred-l p-with-ejective-diacritic chi-with-superscript-w
>barred-l t barred-l p barred-l barred-l s space k-with-superscript-w
>c-with-ejective-diacritic
>
>The ejective diacritic is like an apostrophe above the letter.
>What I call "barred-l" above is Unicode U+026C LATIN SMALL LETTER L
>WITH BELT, the IPA character for for a voiceless alveolar lateral
>fricative.
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I have x-underdot, rather than chi, but they mean the same, anyway. ([X])