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Why does Piraha use x for [ʔ]? It rips my eyes. I would use q instead.

Metallists on a linguistics forum? Great. Can anyone phonologically explain me how to growl? [:P] Not to be off-topic: Eluveitie - Inis Mona Synthetic Flesh (actually not metal) I like Sonata Arctica, Dream Theater, Sabaton, Black Sabbath (which is not surprising as these bands are pretty famous) an...

Why did I always read <depth> as [dɛfθ]?

1. B and H are the same pitch 2. You have got way too much redundace in vowels. In equal temperament (which is almost universal) flat of the higher tone or sharp of the same sound equally. Nonetheless, not every tone in a scale can be sharped or flatted. I recommend using 11 semitones in every octav...

I solved this by making myself a Greasemonkey replacing script

EDIT: very buggy and impractical script

How can I normally (no copy-pasting and no Maor etc. keyboards) write special letters, like the macron ones? I tried Alt+number, but it only works up to 256 and first 32 are even not the same as in neither ASCII nor UTF-8.

I'm momentally fascinated by ablauts, apophony, triconsonantal root etc.
I wonder, does even someone implement those in their conlangs? I sometimes do, but it seems it's pretty rare among us.

Do you have some links to quality arabic textbooks? Not as those stub bullshits on first page of Google, which, for example, often squeeze verbs to like 3 screens-heigths.
*heigth, of course, I always make this mistake.

How can it happen that there is another phonology for men and women (like in Piraha)?

Every conlang stops to satisfy me before I finish it

I didn't hear about anything, but it sounds possible.

IMHO the tonegenesis can just reverse. High tones to unvoiced and low tones to voiced.

I actually consider my L1 (Czech) pretty hard to document, so it's not so about knowledges.

Whick natlang has the most irregular/unpredictable grammar?

Extant: Arabic and other semitic langs. Its triconsonantal root is awesome.
Extinct: PIE, its ablaut looks very interesting. Also Ubykh, fortunately it's documented from a living person.

Does anyone else find [q] and [ʈ] sound pretty similar?

[a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z]
<a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z>

How simple

Why the hell do you need it to pass into 7×7 table?

[y] also sounds cool.

Possibly PIE.