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what seems more likely, ɠ > ʡ or the other way around?

whosyllong /ˈʍɔ.sə.ɬɔŋ/ elder magician

next: fwthẅaf /vʊ.θʊ.ˈaːv/ imagination, creativity

magiclang:

my /mə/ three

next: ddrîc /ðriːk/ metal

Knit Tie wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2019 6:57 pm and then voicing the lenis for an overabundance of voiced consonants

what would trigger this tho?

i changed spelling /ʃ/ as <ss> to <sh> so the future marker wasn't pissmi

after evolving, the word for magic in my conlang is now /u/, like someone saying "oooooh" and it was totally unintentional also

Palindrome? By that do you mean each is the other spelled backwards, or that they are both palindromes intenrally? the latter. well, almost: isouka to die /isoka/ kousi to exist /kosi/ syllables cannot end in a consonant, so it's not a total palindrome. however, word-final vowels do lost in a daugh...

I just realized i accidentally made the words for to die and to exist phonetic palindromes -___________-

how realistic does pr > ʙ̥ seem?

i'm guessing [ɹˤʷ]

how realistic is ɛ > e before velars and at the end of a word?

are there any known sound changes about piraha?

can anyone make <s> with a hacek diacritic and a dot diacritic below the <s>?

sorry, yeah, it's the lowering that's allophonic.

inuit and other eskimo-aleut languages have it as allophonic variation. it doesn't seem farfetched for it to become phonemic.

Not for vowels. consonants can be marked as tense with two excruciatingly small tick marks beneath it, e.g. /p͈/

can a vowel length distinction turn into a tense-lax distinction, at least in unstressed syllables?
e.g. /i iː/ -> /ɪ i/

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