AE sound?

Dave Robertson TuktiWawa at NETSCAPE.NET
Fri Sep 1 04:17:16 UTC 2000


Lhush pulakli,

Uk <ae> tintin dret khakwa Basten <a> khapa "hat", "cat", "can-can".
That <ae> sound is just like English <a> in the above words.

On our handout at the conference, the *Chinuk-wawa* example given for <ae> was <phae>, meaning "pear", but the vowel sound in *English* <pear> would be written <e> in the current alphabet.

Good question, though!
Dave

Nadja Adolf <nadja at NODE.COM> wrote:
>
> The handouts I got said that the "ae" was for the sound in "pear", not the
> sound in "cat."
>
> Did this get changed after the conference?
>
> nadja, lost again....
>

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