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linguoboy · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 9:02 am Posts:1010

Elijah wrote:

[cjú âˤ âˤ ɟǿ̝]

[we] to [ø]

Isn't that two changes at once? Labialisation of [e] followed by loss of [ʷ]?

In any case, let's add a parallel palatalisation of back vowels after [j] followed by loss of the palatal segment:

[cý âˤ âˤ ɟǿ̝]

Elijah · **Posted:** Thu 07 Feb 2013 5:35 am

Well, I suppose so.

mousefire55 · **Posted:** Sun 09 Jun 2013 1:32 am

To revive this thread, shall we create a new phrase?
/jo se: ɑ:b.'lɑ:ɾ ɛn ɛs.pɑ:.'ɲol/
I hope I IPA'd that properly.

Dan_ad_nauseam · Joined:Sat 18 Apr 2009 5:25 am Posts:203

Final VN combinations contract to nasalized vowels.

/jo se: ɑ:b.'lɑ:ɾ ɛ̃ ɛs.pɑ:.'ɲol/

mousefire55 · **Posted:** Mon 10 Jun 2013 4:03 am

Dan_ad_nauseam wrote:

Final VN combinations contract to nasalized vowels.

/jo se: ɑ:b.'lɑ:ɾ ɛ̃ ɛs.pɑ:.'ɲol/

Delengthening of vowels.
[jo se ɑb.'lɑɾ ɛ̃ ɛs.pɑ.'ɲol]

linguoboy · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 9:02 am Posts:1010

mousefire55 wrote:

Delengthening of vowels.
[jo se ɑb.'lɑɾ ɛ̃ ɛs.pɑ.'ɲol]

Velarisation of laterals adjacent to back vowels.

[jo se ɑb.'ɫɑɾ ɛ̃ ɛs.pɑ.'ɲoɫ]

mousefire55 · **Posted:** Mon 10 Jun 2013 5:51 pm

linguoboy wrote:

Velarisation of laterals adjacent to back vowels.

[jo se ɑb.'ɫɑɾ ɛ̃ ɛs.pɑ.'ɲoɫ]

Lowering of vowels adjacent to alveolar consonants.
[jo sɛ ɑb.'ɫɑɾ ɛ̃ æs.pɑ.'ɲoɫ]

linguoboy · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 9:02 am Posts:1010

Gemination of initial consonants in stressed syllables:

[jo sɛ ɑb.'ɫɫɑɾ ɛ̃ æs.pɑ.'ɲɲoɫ]