Re: David qua David

From: "David Peterson" <DigitalScream@...>
> > [r]+[j]>[H]
>
> This one doesn't make much sense.>>
>
>     Yeah, I couldn't think of anything better...  I thought of how back in
> the throat that [r] sound of English is, and how back in the throat the
[H]
> is...  Would it make more sense with a voiced pharyngeal fricative?  I'm
open
> to any suggestions.
Back in the throat?  Isn't /H/ the consonantal equivalent of /y/, the
rounded front vowel?  What is [H] used for here?


     *Muke!