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By the way, do you study in a university with access to journals? Or does your university has any materials pertaining to the Khotanese language? My university does not provide access to journal collectors (such as Brill), and some of the more interesting journals I cannot access because they are n...

I can only name the titles. I have to dig all over the Web to find the books and journals; precise links are hard to list. Happy hunting! (should you need them) Thank you ! That's for sure a lot of sources. It'll definitely help me a lot to comparate it with the grammar of my conlang, as the only l...

I love the idea of a Modern Khotanese! Eastern Iranian language are immensely interesting, I'm also working on an(albeit fictional) Indo-Iranian language that would be spoken between the Ferghana Valley, Estearn Xinjiang and Northeastern Afghanistan. in the Oxus (Amudarya) and Jaxartes (Syrdarya) va...

I have a few questions. What sounds are /â/, /ë/, /Ö/ and /ü/? Is this IPA or some other phonetic notation?

I believe /ü/ is /y/ and that /ö/ is /ø/. /â/and /ë/are probably /ɑ/ and /ɛ/ respectively.

136) a
137) a

128: B
129: A
130: C

107: C
108: C
109: A

Thank you a lot !

102) B
103) A
104) B
105) B
106) B

98) A
99) A
100) A
101) B

gokupwned5 wrote: ↑09 Dec 2018 17:31 EDIT: While making these examples, I saw a problem. Should the sound change /oi eu ei ou ea/ > /we jo je wo ja/ not apply in certain positions? It results in words like /lje/ for law and /rjanə/ for frog if we don't.

Yes, I agree.

94: A
95:
96: A
97: C /r l ʎ j w/ - < r l ļ i~y ŭ>(<y> and <i> are interchangeable, but <i> is never found as semivowels word-initially and between vowels)

90) B
91) C
92) A
93) A

When you say that mata people look like a mix of White and Siberian people, do you mean the Sibirid (Paleo-siberian) phenotype like Samoyeds,Uralids or Chukchi people or the Tungid one like Manchu ,Yakutian and Mongolian people? http://humanphenotypes.net/basic/Sibirid.html http://humanphenotypes.ne...

19. How will /k g/ develop before /i/?
B. /ʃ ʒ/

20. How will /t d s/ develop before /i/?
A. /t͡ʃ d͡ʒ ʃ/

21. How will /n/ devolop before /i/?
A. /ɲ/

22.
Will the diphthongs become monophthongs?
B. No

74. B
75.A
76.A
77.A

Thanks a lot you both!

1:D
2:B
3:A
4:C

71:C
72:A
73:A
74:C
75:D

I would like to create a Satem language derived from PIE. How can I make evolve grammatical cases (and other grammatical features) ?