Okyyryn Pronunciation
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Consonants
| bilabial | dental | alveolar | postalv. | palatal | uvular | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| plosive | b (B) | t (T) / d (D) | q (K) | |||
| fricative | ð (DH) | s (S) | ʒ (SH) | χ | ||
| clusters | ʃx (SX) | |||||
| approximant | w (W) | j (J) | ||||
| lat. approx. | É« (L) |
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Vowels
| front unrounded |
front rounded |
back unrounded |
back rounded |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| close | i (Y) | y (U) | uË? (YY) | |
| close-mid | ø (Ö) | ɤË? (OO) | o (O) |
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Remarks
- All of those vowels may be nasal.
- Nasal O is pronounced Å©.
- i (Y) does not occur at the beginning of a word. It became y (U).
- Okyyryn has "nasal harmony": Either all vowels in a word are nasal, or they are all oral.
- Nasal words are written with an N at the end.
- "Okyyryn" is actually pronounced [õqÅ©Ë?ðĩ].
- These are only transcription. Okyyryn uses the Kooton alphabet.
- "Kooton" is actually pronounced [q̃ɤË?tõ].
- Introduction
- History
- Pronunciation
- Alphabet
- Nouns
- Verbs
- Pronouns
- Derivational Morphology
- Word Order
- Complex Phrases
- Vocabulary
- Sample Text
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