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p pʼ pʰ pˁ p: t̪ t̪ʼ t̪ʰ t̪ˁ t̪: t tʼ tʰ tˁ t: ʈ ʈʼ ʈʰ ʈˁ ʈ: c cʼ cʰ cˁ c: k kʼ kʰ kˁ k: q qʼ qʰ qˁ q: ʙ̥ ʙ̥ʼ ʙ̥ʰ ʙ̥ˁ ʙ̥: r̥ r̥ʼ r̥ʰ r̥ˁ r̥: ʜ ʜʼ ʜʰ ʜˁ ʜ: x xʼ xʰ xˁ x: ꭓ ꭓʼ ꭓʰ ꭓˁ ꭓ: k͡p k͡pʼ k͡pʰ k͡pˁ k͡p: t͡p t͡pʼ t͡pʰ t͡pˁ t͡p: k͜x k͜xʼ k͜xʰ k͜xˁ k͜x: q͜χ q͜χʼ q͜χʰ q͜χˁ q͜χ: ʔ ʡ Everything can cl...

p pʼ pʰ pˁ p: t̪ t̪ʼ t̪ʰ t̪ˁ t̪: t tʼ tʰ tˁ t: ʈ ʈʼ ʈʰ ʈˁ ʈ: c cʼ cʰ cˁ c: k kʼ kʰ kˁ k: q qʼ qʰ qˁ q: ʙ̥ ʙ̥ʼ ʙ̥ʰ ʙ̥ˁ ʙ̥: r̥ r̥ʼ r̥ʰ r̥ˁ r̥: ʜ ʜʼ ʜʰ ʜˁ ʜ: x xʼ xʰ xˁ x: ꭓ ꭓʼ ꭓʰ ꭓˁ ꭓ: k͡p k͡pʼ k͡pʰ k͡pˁ k͡p: t͡p t͡pʼ t͡pʰ t͡pˁ t͡p: k͜x k͜xʼ k͜xʰ k͜xˁ k͜x: q͜χ q͜χʼ q͜χʰ q͜χˁ q͜χ: ʔ ʡ Everything can cl...

p pʼ pʰ pˁ p: t̪ t̪ʼ t̪ʰ t̪ˁ t̪: t tʼ tʰ tˁ t: ʈ ʈʼ ʈʰ ʈˁ ʈ: c cʼ cʰ cˁ c: k kʼ kʰ kˁ k: q qʼ qʰ qˁ q: ʙ̥ ʙ̥ʼ ʙ̥ʰ ʙ̥ˁ ʙ̥: r̥ r̥ʼ r̥ʰ r̥ˁ r̥: ʜ ʜʼ ʜʰ ʜˁ ʜ: x xʼ xʰ xˁ x: ꭓ ꭓʼ ꭓʰ ꭓˁ ꭓ: k͡p k͡pʼ k͡pʰ k͡pˁ k͡p: t͡p t͡pʼ t͡pʰ t͡pˁ t͡p: k͜x k͜xʼ k͜xʰ k͜xˁ k͜x: q͜χ q͜χʼ q͜χʰ q͜χˁ q͜χ: ʔ ʡ Everything can cl...

niro - 0
nira - 0þ
vano - 1
vana - 1þ
derano - 2
derana - 2þ
salo - 3
sala - 3þ
katuro - 4
katura - 4þ
kumo - 5
kuma - 5þ
seso - 6
sesa - 6þ
seto - 7
seta - 7þ
sanito - 8
sanita - 8þ
noso - 9
nosa - 9þ
vano-niro / vaniro - 10
vana-nira / vanira - 10þ

(I'm just going to do another round) Not-So Traditional Celthri Neabh gan ghi ja [ɲɛv gan iː ja] > Proto-Indo-European nebh g2n 1ey ye2 [nepʼʰ kʼən hej jeʔ] Not-So Traditional Celthri Neabh gan le ju don [ɲɛv gan ʎe ju dɔ̃] > Proto-Indo-European nebh g2n ye yow do [nepʼʰ kʼən je jow tʼo] Not-So Trad...

Perhaps a lingonews thread in the ephemera?

WeepingElf wrote:Today, a new letter was officially introduced to the German orthography: ẞ, the capital counterpart of ß. So it is no longer GROSSSCHREIBUNG but GROẞSCHREIBUNG. (It has been part of Unicode, code point U+1E9E, since 2008, but unofficial in German orthography until today.)

w00t

linguoboy wrote:Got myself gardenpathed by this sentence: "Israeli President Reuven Rivlin describes Israel as a land that is used to debate, criticism, and controversy[.]"

I love criticisming and controvercing,

This is totally off-topic, but I can't not comment... Woah this is a clickbait. The word you are trying to use there is "Whoa" /(h)wō/ as one would say to a horse in English to get it to stop. Tumblr uses this mangled form "woah" /wō'a/ in many of the "have you seen so-and-so's post" messages they ...

Word-Initially, just not in Xylophone: /z/ (Ex: [zinofobia])
Intervocallically and Unstressed: /gz/ (Ex. [ɤgzampl])
None of the above: /ks/ (Ex. [eks])

wait...

[or.ndʒ] > [hjolv.ʒ] > [çølv.ɻ] > [selvr] > [sɪlvr]

Next: Infant to Senior

[flabbergʰasted] > [hlæʙeʀkʰɔstæd] > [sɛøʁqʰwostað] > [sɛquoia]

Next: A to Z

linguoboy wrote:Shark Attacks Mother Of 3, Bites Off Arm While Snorkeling In Bahamas (International Business Times)

I never knew sharks could snorkel!

Soap wrote:diaspora. Apparently /di'æ.spə.rə/, not the /daɪə'spo.rə/ I've been thinking, and probably pronouncing, for all of my life.

I thought it was /daiəsporə/... Apparently there's no h in "diasphora"

Traditional Celthri Neabh gån ghi jå [nʲéav gɒn ji jɒ] > Not-So Traditional Celthri Neabh gan ghi ja [ɲɛv gan iː ja] Traditional Celthri Neabh gån le ju don [nʲéav gɒn lʲe ju don] > Not-So Traditional Celthri Neabh gan le ju don [ɲɛv gan ʎe ju dɔ̃] Traditional Celthri Neabh gån rå ron dså ju [nʲev g...

Balt-Natci Standard trīmi [ʈi(m)] > Balt-Natci Dialect tim [tỹ] Balt-Natci Standard ço [(θ)] > Balt-Natci Dialect h [(h)] Balt-Natci Standard çeņe [θʲe(ɳ)] > hen [çẽ] New words: Rick Astley Never gonna give you up [nɛvɹ̩ gənə gɪv ju əp] Rick Astley Never gonna let you down [nɛvɹ̩ gənə lɛt ju dawn] R...

High Napponese kim [cim] > Menig Kim [tʃim]
High Napponese še [ʃe] > Menig Se [ʃə]
High Napponese seŋ [seŋ] > Menig Sen [ʃeɲ]
High Napponese šiŋ [ʃiŋ] > Menig Sin [ʃɪɲ]

Wihəs kiməñ [ˈkiməɲ] > Menig Kimn [cimʲ]
Wihəs so [ˈʃo] > Menig seo [ʃø]
Wihəs seña [ˈʃeɲa] > Menig sena [ʃẽə̯]
Wihəs tiña [ˈtiɲa] > Menig sina [tʃĩə̯]

"Nyango" [Cu.ma.N\] > Menig Kiwmen [cyməŋ]
"Nyango" [sa.u.a:.tsu] > Menig Saw [sɔ::]
"Nyango" [jo.N\.nga.so.N\.na] > Menig Jona [çøŋa]
"Nyango" [M\e:.nga:.de:.na] > Menig Dina [ðiŋa]

("Menig" is just my placeholder lingonym, I guess)

mèþru wrote:New words anybody?

Modern English Human [hjumn]
Early Modern English Thou art [ðaw aɹt]
Middle English Yonge sonne [joŋgə sonnnə]
Old English We gar-dena [weː gaɹ-deːna]
(Anglophone æras for ye winne)

Ryusenshi wrote:I realized alarmingly late that the P is actually pronounced in baptist and baptism. I assumed that it was silent, an etymological letter that nobody pronounces, because it's silent in the French cognates baptême and baptiste. I should have know better because, you know, French.

battist!

Travis B. wrote:I have /oʊ/ in bouquet as well, but /uː/ in boutique.

I pronounce it the other way around.

Similar to an earlier post, I pronounce linguist terms wrong. I say velar as /velr/ and I misread alveolar, so I metathesise it as /əlevl.r/. I'm still not sure how to say it: /ælvelr/? Rhotic is /ratɪk/, and has no element of "rho" in there. Edit: also bilabial /bɪlæbi.l/ and I still misread sibila...

Zaarin wrote:Next: Fire to Earth

[faijr] > [færθ] > [hærθ] > [rθ]

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