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⟨a⟩ rèuk niiup ningãe d'í màe.
⟨a⟩ cross hurt brain POSS.1S EGO
[ʔɑ̄ ɾɘ̀k nɨ̄ːp nɪˈŋæ̰ ɗí mæ̀]
Crossed ⟨a⟩ hurts my brain.

Ék ab'âi têeo karaa sahãp d'í màe.
1S simple go_back CAUS-right mistake POSS.1S EGO
[ʔɛ́k ʔɐˈɓɑ̤i tɜ̤ɜ kɐˈɾɑ̄ɑ sɐˈhɑ̰p ɗí mæ̀]
I just go back and correct my mistakes.

IIRC ʍ > f does occur in some Scots varieties. The thing is that it seems like you intentionally seek out rare or otherwise highly unlikely sound changes and have a poor understanding of how sound change happens (it does not happen because a language is "supposed to" be a certain way, and people hav...

yangfiretiger121 wrote:Which of /p f p̪͡f ʋ̥ ɰ̊ ɥ̊ k͡p/ are likely outcomes for /ʍ/? They try to keep, at least, one place of articulation constant.

None of those - look at what natlangs, e.g. English or North Germanic, have done with /ʍ/~/hʷ/~/xʷ/, i.e. turn it into [w], [ʋ], [v], [kv], or [k].

Another one of my future Englishes, this time British influenced by Indian languages. /p b t̪ d̪ tʰ ʈ ɖ k g ʔ/ /m n ŋ/ /tɕ dʑ ʈʂ ɖʐ/ /ɸ β θ s ɕ x/ /ʋ j/ /ɾ ɻ l/ /i e a o u/ ~ /ɪ ɛ ɐ~ə ɔ ʊ/ /aɪ aʊ/ Wê ciu'ingglanda líu ẽe niu ad'òp lãa rimèok hium kae màe?. INT LANG-England DIST.S DAT INV sound hard...

Hà díu kêu phâk jéo ⟨q⟩ ouk càe khù kâ.
2S PST.IPFV want only use ⟨q⟩ times many CLASS DED
[hɑ̀ dɨ́ kɘ̤ pʰɑ̤k ɟɜ́ kɑ̄ ʔōk cæ̀ kʰù kɑ̤]
You just wanted to use ⟨q⟩ a bunch of times.

Afwia is the current spelling of Alfia following /ɑ/ merging into /ɔ/ (later changed back to /ɑ/) and /l/ merging into /w/. Is ['ɑf.fwa] or ['ɑf.w:a] a more natural outcome, considering the new geminiation rule? ['ɑf.fwa] is probably more likely than ['ɑf.w:a], considering it is common (but not uni...

Á b'õuk ngàe ukhèe kho ngàe!
VOC person some post thing some
[ɑ́ ɓo̰k ŋæ̀ ʔʊˈkʰɛ̀ɛ kʰɔ̄ ŋæ̀]
Someone post something!

What is the difference between /ɿ/ and /z̩/, excluding tones, in your transcription above?

Ék hâe màe lae ék glá mikáae raa pâe.
1S believe EGO COMP 1S like symbol right both
[ʔɛ́k hæ̤ mæ̀ lǣ ʔɛ́k glɑ́ mɪˈkǽæ ɾɑ̄ɑ pæ̤]
I think I like both orthographies.

Atlantic : [ɘɾˈʟ̞ɛ̃(ɾ̃)ɘʔk]~[ɘɾˈɰɛ̃(ɾ̃)ɘʔk], in careful speech [ɛɾˈʟ̞ɛ̃ntʰɘʔk] what on earth is your dialect? I'm from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. What you see there is not as weird as it looks: it is basically: The NCVS [ʟ̞] for /l/ in stressed onsets, otherwise l-vocalization, even in onsets Phonemic s...

Ék cha jae mikáae kuriyou phâk mà aláa hí ẽe b'õuk d'í sí né jae mikáae kuriyou su i malẽik càe sí. 1S PAST.PFV see symbol Korea only INST AGT-do REL DAT human POSS.1S DIR but see symbol Korea few and box many DIR [ʔɛ́k cʰɑ̄ ɟǣ mɪˈkǽæ ˌkuɾɪˈjō pʰɑ̤k mɑ̀ ʔɐlɑ́ɑ hí ʔɛ̰ɛ ɓo̰k ɗí sí nɛ́ ɟǣ mɪˈkǽæ ˌkuɾɪ...

Atlantic: [ɘɾˈʟ̞ɛ̃(ɾ̃)ɘʔk]~[ɘɾˈɰɛ̃(ɾ̃)ɘʔk], in careful speech [ɛɾˈʟ̞ɛ̃ntʰɘʔk]
czar: [zɑ(ː)ʁ], in careful speech [tsʰɑ(ː)ʁ]

Wunman tywéwentì dywé tyà Ṇîwàn wá pù syi u twà. Gaten tywè wa gè tyi yágá nye kwû, wun hetì kyè mún nán gwûgwâ kè. Wunmq chotwznchyp jot chap Zzyxwqnp wqt pvp xi wv tqp. Gatzn chop wq gzp chi yatgat jje kux, wun hzchyp kep mt nat guxgqx kzp. I've made a new orthography for Zzyxwqnp. It looks more ...

Ék lẽit tipá ngàe màe.
1S sense sarcasm some EGO
[ʔɛ́k lḛt tɪˈpɑ́ ŋæ̀ mæ̀]
I sense some sarcasm.

Wê ad'òp d'ìum ẽe b'iuhaei càe hí mà ciujôp càing sí?
INT sound same DAT word many REL INST LANG-cat mountain DIR
[wɛ̤ ʔɐɗɔ̀p ɗɨ̀m ʔɛ̰ɛ ɓɨˈhǣi cæ̀ hí mɑ̀ cɨˈɟɔ̤p cɑ̀iŋ sí]
Are many words homophones in mountain lion?

Wê jôp càing d'ot ngá naet jôp càing sí?
INT cat mountain good equal young cat mountain DIR
[wɛ̤ ɟɔ̤p cɑ̀iŋ ɗɔ̄t ŋɑ́ nǣt ɟɔ̤p cɑ̀iŋ sí]
Is a good mountain lion a mountain lion cub?

«Uk» əc «lòrkə ezó» lòrkə ezó láhęlo bélle líkte tewúri ze nə? "Yes" and "mountain cat" mountain cat language=INST same-SF sound-DEF.SF equal.IPFV-A:3PM-P:3SF DIR INT [ˈʔukʰ ətsʰ ˈlɔɾkʰə ʔeˈzo ˈlɔɾkʰə ʔeˈzo ˈlahɛ̃lo ˈbelːe ˈlikʰtʰe tʰeˈwuɾi ˈze nə] "Yes" and "mountain lion" have the same sound in m...

Eliding or assimilating everything ruins this game. Of course, the opposite, tacking the same inflectional endings or clitics onto words each iteration, over and over, is also tiresome (something that I am admittedly guilty of).

C'i lòrkə ezáwet Ǝmérk'ə sòxot č'omúwə yòq'o káwə šol.
DIST.M mountain cat-PM the_Americas only inhabit.IPFV-A:3PM-P:3SM because true.IPFV-3SM REP
[ˈtsʼi ˈlɔɾkʰə ʔeˈzawetʰ ʔəˈmeɾkʼə ˈsɔχotʰ tʂʼoˈmuwə ˈjɔqʼo ˈkʰawə ˈʂol]
That is because mountain lions only live in the Americas.

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This guy is like a Turkish Edo Nyland.

Wísk'ąc'ę čírrə ezó nur šu teyẽri sák'ə zíką c'ir zíke dákk'ə máwe déča číku šol. Wisconsin.F big-SM cat.M land.F NEG equal.IPFV-A:3SF-P:3SF but some-PM DIST.PM some-SF time.F=LOC place.M PROX.SM=ALL come.IPFV-3PM REP [ˈwiskʼãtsʼɛ̃ ˈtʂʰirːə ʔeˈzo ˈnuɾ ˈʂu tʰeˈjɛ̃ɾi ˈsakʼə ˈzikʰã ˈtsʼiɾ ˈzikʰe ˈdakʰ...

I have to ask the hard question all of us want to ask but have been hesitant to do so: does this involve Basque Monks?

I did another full finite inflectional paradigm of a verb. From doing these, even though these past two examples have been of perfective verbs - albeit different classes of perfective verb - it is quite apparent that there is actually a lot more regularity in these paradigms than I previously gave ...

I wonder how you email or text someone an engineer.