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Bristel wrote: Tugen Luliti: fēatso [feʔatsɔ]

Chipotle [ɸæ.tsɤ] Nacho [θa.tɕu]

Elector Dark wrote:Vinnsk <ívasjúður> [ɛi:vɑʃɑu:ðʏr]

Nacho [aɪ.ba.ɕa.ðiɽ] Chipotle [pa.xa.si]

Hellenization Ilɲiʨi : /m n ɲ/ <μ ν νς> /p t k b d g/ <π πς τ τς κ κς> /f v θ ð s z x ɣ ɕ ʑ/ <φ ω θ δ σ ζ χ γ σς ζς> /r l~ʎ/ <ρ λ> /tɕ dʑ ts dz/ <ξ ψ τσ τζ> /w j/ <ω η> /a e i o u/ <α ε ι ο υ> /ol anθrup ziɲu d'iliθidz tɕ'iɕ sit ekɕuprepij tɕi ti ðitɕont. iɲ pritɕismeɲ mi wustɕi tɕi ɕiɲiðiɕ, tɕ'ufi...

Diacritics & Special Characters Ilɲiʨi : /m n ɲ/ <m n ȵ> /p b t d k g/ <p b t d k g> /f v θ ð s z x ɣ ɕ ʑ/ <f v þ ð s z x y c č> /r l~ʎ/ <r l> /tɕ dʑ ts dz/ <tc dc ts dz> /w j/ <w j> /a e i o u/ <a e i o u> /ol anθrup ziɲu d'iliθidz tɕ'iɕ sit ekɕuprepij tɕi ti ðitɕont. iɲ pritɕismeɲ mi wustɕi tɕi ɕ...

Elector Dark wrote:

Elector Dark wrote:...ðiɕansi... (BUT YOU DON'T HAVE /s/ WTF)

Oh, a slip of mine, sorry.

Elector Dark wrote:BUT YOU DON'T HAVE /s/ WTF

Is just the fact that I don't have /s/ in general or is it because I have another phoneme that generally comes with s?

So, I came up with a phonology for a sister language for Chipotle, for loanwords and stuff - not to mention that I might use on my conworld - anyway, here it is: Nacho Vowels: a ɑ ʌ i ɪ u Plosives: p b t d c k kʰ Nasal: m n ɲ ŋ R&L: ɽ l ɬ Fricatives: θ ð ɕ ʑ ç Diphones: kθ tɕ dʑ Diphtongs: V: Vɪ CV(...

Chipotle Plosives: /p t k/ Nasals: /m n/ Fricatives: /ɸ s x ɣ/ Affricates: /ts ps ks/ Vowels: /a æ ø ə i ɤ u ʊ j w/ It has a CV(C) structure with final consonants being /n m s/ (/j/ and /w/ are starting sounds as well) Possible Diphtongs and Triphtongs are: Diphtongs: jV wV Vʊ V: Triphtongs: VjV Vw...

Nortaneous wrote: Goma mehési [me'hesi] Hathe mehesi [me̤ːzɨ]

Chipotle meesi [mø:si]

Norty /p b t d k g/ <p b t d k g> /f v θ ð s z ʃ ʒ x h/ <f v þ ð s z š ž x h> /m n r j w/ <m n r y w> /l ɫ ɬ ɮ/ <l † ‡ |> /a æ ɛ e ø i o ʊ u/ <a ä é e ë i o u ü /nozʊdvɛn vrɛjas vaxra tol ɛzat. lodvɛn i ðulvɛn xelat, tolaj vinasɛlɛt. ɬifɛθɛʃ moʃan onan, vaxɛθɛʃ vlaxat/ <Nozudvén vréyas vaxra tol éz...

Nortaneous wrote: Cherun myokaxaiz [mʲokɑ̯æˈxai̯ˤ]

Chipotle [mɤ.kæˈ.xi]

@ED, that's weird. I did mean these sounds, I could swear I had the ligature arc on them though ... Oh well, the editor must have cut it off. Hm, might you explain since I'm having trouble understanding? By that, did you mean <box> and <epilepsy> or what? In that case it's best to exclude the ligat...

Diacritics? You could use comma below for added s. Comma below gets so little love. I didn't even know that was a thing until now, but I was also trying to steer clear from diacritics because they aren't so easy for me to type, save a few such as ´,`,~,^and ¨ (and even then, just on vowels). I just...

/ps/ <q> really? Also /x/ and /ks/ aren't distinguished and /ks/ isn't really an affricate, nor is /ps/ (it's heterorganic but I doubt it's what you're looking for since that's a different, coarticulate sound) <q> because <q> is <p> backwards, or because I was running out of characters and didn't w...

This is the phonology of a language I'm working right now, a bit crazy but I like it. I'm calling it "Chipotle" until I make a real name for it. Chipotle Plosives: /p t k/ <p t k> <π τ κ> Nasals: /m n/ <m n> <μ ν> Fricatives: /ɸ s x ɣ/ <f s h g> <φ σ χ γ> Affricates: /ts ps ks/ <z q x> <ζ ψ ξ> Vowel...

Elector Dark wrote:Dnarh [æmɑxkuŋ]

Pterish [maʃiku]

Travis B. wrote:

Mednij wrote:[ˈɛks]

[ɛ̃ːn ˈwʌʔts sɨs səˈpʰoːs̻ːt̻əː ˈmĩːn]

[nɔ.θiŋ eĩt dɛt ɔb.βiʌs]

Elector Dark wrote: hBegk [ʃkøŋap]

Pterish Revised [kʰeɲa]

Russian: /m n/ <m n> /mʲ nʲ/ <my ny> /p b t d k g/ <p b t d k g> /pʲ bʲ tʲ dʲ kʲ gʲ/ <py by ty dy ky gy> /t͡s/ <c> /t͡sʲ t͡ɕ/ <ch q> /f v s z ʂ ʐ x/ <f v s z sh zh x> /fʲ vʲ sʲ ɕː ʑː xʲ/ <fy vy ç çh sy xy> /r l/ <r l> /rʲ lʲ j/ <ry ly j> /i ɨ u e o a/ <i ii u e o a> /vzgromozʲdʲitʲsʲa/ <vzgromozydy...

ol bofoshnae wrote: saucepan
frying pan

[sɔs.pen]
[ɸɾajiŋ pen]

I pronounce the following vowels and semivowels (a ɐ e ɛ i ɔ o u j w) if it's not here I'll probably switch to one of these and/or will see no difference between these and the others. I can't pronounce [c ɟ ç ɟ] and I also can't pronounce uvulars and pharyngeals for the life of me, nor can I pronoun...

Now I'm curious, how do you say coyote because everybody I ask have a different pronunciation for it ...
As for me, I say it [kajouɾi] more or less

Poplar wrote:Empotle7á tsowo [tso˨.wo˩] → Proto-Northern cɔ́wɔ → Kócuok cóho [tsɤ́x͡ɸō]

"Pterish" [t͡ɕokʰiɸo]

Garlic wrote:

Micropterus wrote:-SNIP-

I cannot recognize your accent at all? Are you by chance Brazilian?

Yes, I am.

Matrix wrote:Ta-lrm-zrq'-k'r ᶅawi [ɬa.ɰi]

No name as of now: lavi [la.βi]