Re: "Coming out" about conlanging to people in Academia [was Re: Caryatic]
From: | David Peterson <digitalscream@...> |
Date: | Saturday, July 21, 2001, 22:28 |
In a message dated 7/21/01 2:05:42 AM, zsau@YAHOO.COM.AU writes:
<< I've heard [AN"qai] and [AN"q&i] ([N] is uvular there) before, which are
probably variants upon the same. but never actually with a syllabic nasal.
And the people who say it spell it more like 'unky' or 'unkay'. Personally,
it seems more like a negative to me (I sometimes say /nANk&i/ for 'not
okay' (but normally /"nouk&i/))
>>
A...negative of "okay"? Never heard of it. Anyway, he definitely spells
it "okay". Kind of like people who say [m=bai] don't spell it "Mbye".
-David