How to write sh-sound?
Michael Everson
everson at EVERTYPE.COM
Mon Mar 19 21:20:43 UTC 2012
You have to have a principled, and in terms of Gothic, historically defensible rationale for such choices, if you want an accurate and *authentic* system for extending the alphabet to other sounds.
On 19 Mar 2012, at 21:13, marja erwin wrote:
> I'm not sure how Greek would do this, but I lean towards:
>
> SH -> SJ
>
> CH -> QJ
Perhaps TSJ.
> KH -> X
Doesn't this go without saying?
> G/DZH -> no idea
Perhaps DZJ.
> J/ZH -> no idea
Perhaps ZJ.
Thus SJ [ʃ], TSJ [tʃ]
Thus ZJ [ʒ], DZJ [dʒ]
Michael Everson * http://www.evertype.com/
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