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Re: Click consonants

From:Peter Bleackley <peter.bleackley@...>
Date:Thursday, December 11, 2003, 10:29
Staving Eddy Ohlms:
> > > > > > Bilabial, labiodental, postdental (ie tongue behind closed teeth), > > postdental with bilabial postclosure (the same as the last but let the > > suction of the click pull your lips closed) alveolar, postalveolar, lateral > > and glottal. > >Interesting, though not at all like the clicks in human languages.
Magzhelyagon speakers are human, but Huna is a slightly differs in many details from Earth. I'm beginning to entertain the idea that Huna's language universals are slightly different from ours - it would certainly explain why Khangaþyagon, the ultimate ancestral language of Huna, breaks so many of our universals. I arrived at Magzhelyagon's clicks by experimentation - I tried making clicks to see what I could come up with. I haven't worked out how they fit into connected speech yet. By the way, can you explain a bit more about click accompaniments? It will be useful for me when I come to develop Magzhelyagon further. Pete

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