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Arzena wrote: Next word: piano (as in soft music)

sensaa [seɳˈsaː] soft, gentle

Next word: customary

I haven't found a phoneme inventory for Kuman Here you go. So only a qualitative distinction between two laterals, though there is quite some variation in the velar one. I find that lateral velars are less strange than what they might first seem. Especially lateral velar affricates feel more natura...

pʼ tʼ kʼ qʼ pʰ tʰ kʰ qʰ p t k q t͜sʼ t͜ɬʼ k͜ʟ̝̊ʼ t͜sʰ t͜ɬʰ k͜ʟ̝̊ʰ t͜s t͜ɬ k͜ʟ̝̊ s ɬ ʟ̝̊ χ m n i u e o a Syllable: (C)V(C 2 ) Roots: (V)(C)V(V)(C 2 )(C)(V)(C 2 ) C 2 can be any coronal (besides ejectives and aspirated stops or affricates) and is realized as a retroflex. So, /t s ɬ t͜s t͜ɬ n/ > [ʈ ʂ ...

nathèec dónaan
[n̪aʈʰ.ˈχe᷈ʈʂ͡ʰ ˈtǒ.n̪ɑːɳ]
writer of plays
write-AGNT plays-PLUR.GEN

Hadn't quite worked out my case system yet, so this is something fresh.

Next: to fall awkwardly, stumble

Hohnyu

naigbrur ['naɪg.brur] n. statue

Next word: majestic

slightly archaic Arve kagrumbe [kɐˈʀuʙɪj] Hohnyu căbryu [kəbʲrʲʏ]

and killing the bilabial trill

Tarannar wrote: Next word: potato

taenᶁe or taendye [tʰaeɲɟɛ] n. potato

Next: to slide

Iekotanria Ceyen (Canostane) nitashetey [nitaʃetəj] Dyhlawef nitahetae [ɲɪta:çɛtaɪ]

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