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i've usually seen it described as mood: obligative mood, necessitative mood, maybe some other names. i can't really see it as an aspect or tense.

what sound changes can get me a bilabial trill?

so apparently demonstrative is pronounced /də.män.strə.tɪv/, not /dɛ.mɪn.streɪ.tɪv/ -_____-

how do you pronounce
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if i want to merge 2 similar sounds, is one more likely to emerge dominant than the other? for example, if i want to merge /x^w ʍ/ which is more likely to remain?

next: link, hitch; to tie two things together biimoozhga /ˈbi.muːʒ.gə/ to join, combine, unite as two (intransitive) lit. join as two dervied from bii to join, combine, unite + moozh two + ga as biimoozhgayizh /bi.ˈmuːʒ.gæ.jɪʒ/ to join, combine, unite two things (transitive) lit. join two as one de...

can /ʃl/ -> /ɬ/?

how do you pronounce:
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karaluuebru wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 4:31 pm lòstiná /'lɔs.tɪ.na:/ femine, jellyfish, collective of lòstá tail

loshtinaa /'loʃtɪnɑ:/ something that stings

next:

wųshii /wũ'ʃi:/ fur, tough skin, hide (of an animal)

just to be clear, the square brackets is the variations, not the entire realized form? i.e. almost every consonant has a voiced/unvoiced form and every vowel has a rounded/rounded form, not that every consonant is an affricate and not that every vowel is a diphthong?

Travis B. wrote: ↑Sat Feb 23, 2019 8:40 pm ablative: stress on the first or second syllable?

second: [ə̆ˈbleɪɾɪv]

[ˈvɚːʒɪn]

can /l̥/ > /ɬ/?

k1234567890y wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 11:40 pm Next: hoch [xɔt͡ʃ] n. stopper, tap, valve, switch, plug

hach /hʌt͡ʃ/ plug, cover, valve (n)

next: naačawaagwaag /nɑt͡ʃʌwɑkwɑk/ long, bendy riverbed

Isn't the average separation between the two stars in an S-type system supposed to be at least twice as much (120-600 AU)? the third star seems fine, so im wondering, is there a system that idk about that surya and mitra fall under? Strictly speaking, no...I was going off something from Wikipedia. ...

Birdlang wrote: ↑ ʁʷˤˡˠˣʰʱʲ

this is from the old zbboard idk how post, time, and user id's work so i just took a quote from another post and used the bbcode as a template

Now Surya and Mitra have an average separation of 63 AU, and a maximum proximity of 30 AU--which gives plenty of space for reasonably-sized solar systems to form around both stars. And then there's the third star, which I'm putting out at 500 AU again isn't the average separation between the two st...

can glottalized nasals turn into implosives?
/mˤ/ -> /ɓ/
/nˤ/ -> /ɗ/
etc.

Pabappa wrote: ↑Thu Jan 10, 2019 10:04 pm do people pronounce those with initial stress too ?

i don't, i still have second syllable stress with adessive and abessive.