Carlos Thompson wrote:
>> Well, if your speakers would have taken the names as used by the
>> speakers, they would have based the names on:
>> Crioyo /'krjojo/ for Hanki Castillian
>
>Crioyo = Kriyoyo /krijOjO/
>KASH: kriyoyo (same pron.; in some areas quite like Argentine "criollo")
>> HAN/KE^RIM~CE~ /?ANgERimCE/ with raising, high, falling raisin and
>> falling raising tones, for Hangkerimian
>KASH: I forget whether /C/ is a stop or affricate-- if stop, aNgeriNge; if
affricate, aNgerindZe
>> Moscha /'mOsc_h@/ for moskian, where /c_h/ is an aspirated palatal
>> stop.
>KASH: mosoka. ( /s-k/ can't occur within a base)
>> Nyucaris /nju'ka:r\iS/ for New Cartagenan, where /r\/ is an alveolar
>> approximant.
>KASH: ñukaris