Re: Additional diacritics (was: Phonological equivalent of...)

Ok, this confuses me:

Tristan> Everybody agrees B is the best choice for the voiced bilabial
fricative, and then the voiceless
Tristan> one *should* be U. Then it's only natural you slip and type F
sometimes!

How the heck do you get U?  It seems obvious to me that if the voiced
foobitybop is symbolized by B, then the unvoiced foobitybop should be
symbolized by P, regardless of the particular value of foobitybop.



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Mark J. Reed <markjreed@...>

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