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Sang Daot /saŋ dɔt/ is an isolating language. | Sang Daot /saŋ dɔt/ is an isolating language. | ||
{¦p t c k ʔ | |||
b d ɟ g | b d ɟ g | ||
ɸ s ʂ x | ɸ s ʂ x | ||
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ʋ ɹ | ʋ ɹ | ||
j | j | ||
¦} | |||
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No diphthongs. Adjacent vowels are individually articulated. | No diphthongs. Adjacent vowels are individually articulated. | ||
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| i = i | y = y | I = î ''or'' ê | e = e |= | |||
| 2 = ö | 8\ = — u | u\ = (u) | 8 = û |= | |||
| E = ä | & = (â) | a = â | &\ = (ô) | 3\ = ô |= | |||
| u = o | o = å | Q = a | A = (a) | @ = (e)}} | |||
Revision as of 04:51, 19 March 2009
Sang Daot
Sang Daot /saŋ dɔt/ is an isolating language.
{¦p t c k ʔ b d ɟ g ɸ s ʂ x
z ʐ ʝ ʁ l ɫ ɮ
m n ɲ ŋ ʋ ɹ
j
¦}
i y u
e œ o
ɛ ɔ
a
CV(C)(C)
Unvoiced obstruents except /ʔ/ are initially aspirated, finally unaspirated; voiced obstruents are initally devoiced in unstressed syllables, voiced in stressed syllables. Any consonant may close syllable, including /ʔ/. Closed syllables with unvoiced codas are often preaspirated. Permissable final clusters: /ɹ/ or /ʋ/ + stop or fricative except */ʋp/ */ʋb/ */ʋɸ/. /m n ŋ/ + any stop or fricative, /ɲ/ + palatal stops. /s/ and /x/ before any unvoiced stop, /z/ and /ʝ/ before voiced stops. No triconsonantal medial clusters.
No diphthongs. Adjacent vowels are individually articulated.
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| i = i | y = y | I = î or ê | e = e |= | 2 = ö | 8\ = — u | u\ = (u) | 8 = û |= | E = ä | & = (â) | a = â | &\ = (ô) | 3\ = ô |= | u = o | o = å | Q = a | A = (a) | @ = (e)}}
