The CBB

Apparently, children who watch a lot of cocomelon (better described with the first two Os replaced with As) end up developmentally stunted from being able to speak - even at age 4. Why is this? I'm almost done the book by Mark Baker (The Atoms of Language), and he says this is due to a lack of inten...

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[ˈɣomie̯s] > [ˈhoməs]

I'm very happy to hear.

Ah.

I think it's alright. Kinda reminds me of something in Koine Greek.

Nice catch. /p b t d k ɡ ʔ/ p b t d k g q /f v s z ʃ⁓ʒ ħ ʕ h⁓∅/ f v s z c h q h /j w/ j w /m n/ m n /r/ r /l/ l /t͡s⁓d͡z t͡ʃ d͡ʒ/ tz tcs tcz /i u/ i u /o/ o /ɛ/ a/e /a/ a /ɪ̯e/ e Next: /m̥ n̥ ŋ̊/ /m n ŋ/ /p t k q/ /p' t' k' q'/ /ts tʃ/ /ts' tʃ'/ /f s ɬ x xʷ χ χʷ/ /v z ɮ ɣ ɣʷ ʁ ʁʷ/ /l j w/ /i e y o u...

"to gossip"

The Farspeakers after the War of Dissolution are gutted. The section of the network in Partisan Territory is seized by the Partisans, and it's either nationalized or privatized around the rest of Focus. This feels like the perfect thing to have an underground something or another over. The Partisan...

/p pʼ b t tʼ d k kʼ g/ p p| b t t| d k k| g
/θ s ʃ h/ q s w x
/t͡ʃ t͡ʃʼ d͡ʒ/ y y| j
/m n/ m n
/l j w/ l i u
/r/ r

/i u/ i u
/e/ e
/a/ a

/aɪ̯/ ai

Cyrillic got to them first.

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Next:

/m n/
/p t̪ʃ t̪ tʃ t k ʔ/
/d̪ d g/
/β s x ħ~h ./
/ɾ~r l/
/w j ʕ/

/a a: e i:~e: o u:~o:/

What is /2:/?

Might be of interest:
https://sail.usc.edu/span/beatboxingproject/

What are your goals for Xi'im? Are you still making each sound representative of things?

Ros, pal, you have to specify what changes exactly and what exactly happened. You didn't do that.
All you said was that it happened.

But how did they develop? You didn't explain how or why the syllable structure changed.

Where did the glides come from? Last post was CV(C).

Khem has kindly accepted to lead the team from here on out.
Khem, I defer to you. Any thoughts?

Syllable structure?

It's fallen to a standstill, and more problems showed up. I've been gone for a month, and I'll be on vacation only a short while longer, so I can no longer be as involved as before.
I'll get back to you.

/q/ becomes /ʔ/. /i u e o a/ in front of or behind /mʲ ɲ pʲ t͡ɕ bʲ d͡ʑ ⁿd͡ʑ ɬʲ ʎ ɕ ʑ/ become /i y e ø æ/; elsewhere they become /ɪ u æ o ä/. /ə/ merges with /ɪ/. Palatialization is deleted in all of the above, creating /m n p t͡ɕ b d͡ʑ ⁿd͡ʑ ɬ j ɕ ʑ/. /pf f v/ become /pʰ ɸ̜ ɥ/. /θ/ becomes /h/. /ᵐb ⁿ...

We aren't.
I have no idea how much I can even help at this point, as I have a new job now, and it is extremely time consuming.

/ə/ is inserted between any two consonants /ə/ > /i/ when adjacent to any of /pʲ t͡ɕ bʲ d͡ʑ ⁿd͡ʑ ɬʲ ɕ ʑ mʲ ɲ j ʎ/ /ə/ > /u/ when adjacent to any of /p p̪͡f b ᵐb f v m/ /ə/ > /a/ when adjacent to any of /q χ ʁ/ /ə/ > /o/ when adjacent to /ɫ/ /ə/ > /e/ elsewhere /ə/ does not exist in the language's p...