zompist bboard

[leɪːŋːθ] (sometimes the l is velarized for no reason)
[st͡ʃʰɹeɪːŋθ]

normal: [ˈnaɪtʰɪŋgeɪɫ]
quick speech: [ˈnaɪʔɪ̆ŋgeɪɫ]

maybe to make people think they're saying "we're going to eat pizza?"

me too: [ˈpʰɪkt͡ʃʰɚ]

Ars Lande wrote:Next:
seagull.

c̣ac̣açivu seagull, from c̣ac̣a fly + çivu loud

next: lounge

[wəz]
[wɚ]
[weɪɚ̯]

how about:

notebook
language
Hillary
bear

ndiba xeanani ganaşagaşa cafafattye
but help-1s more-much topic-this
But this topic helps us significantly more.

Travis B. wrote:next: television

Nishtigian:

lelimanopho television, compounded from lelimaba to live or reside in and nophoto plate.

next: calculator

sapipi, aandamamaşiteni nxoime cafafo misa. yemaşaoro ŋiwittidaa rhore. bonesinaoro lambo.
affirmation, create-CAUS-1s error message two / exist-3s-NEG deletion-for button / know-1s-NEG reason
Yes, the internal server errors made me post two messages. One has no delete button, for some reason.

tla'a ke "rrr" ma "xxx" nya ue'itse moyayetle Likely all the "rrr"'s and "xxx"'s that Vijay wrote. rharharharha! Hahahaha! Wowgrrr meow grroove kyom oogrry errorrxcrratching rrekin aeiougrrr agrrr poxxcrratching xo errorrrxcrratching wagrrr-wagrrr. aandamamaşiteni çupabona latyhee phobona. onyu vij...

tla'a ke "rrr" ma "xxx" nya ue'itse moyayetle Likely all the "rrr"'s and "xxx"'s that Vijay wrote. rharharharha! Hahahaha! Wowgrrr meow grroove kyom oogrry errorrxcrratching rrekin aeiougrrr agrrr poxxcrratching xo errorrrxcrratching wagrrr-wagrrr. aandamamaşiteni çupabona latyhee phobona. onyu vij...

onyu ttye nxoimedaa lambo?
be this error-for cause
That's the cause of these errors?

Matrix wrote:

Ꞌꞌ

What the fuck even is this? Is the left one a capital apostrophe? How is that even a thing?

Birdlang wrote:ʁʷˤˡˠˣʰʱʲ

sapipi! onyunae, ġoti!
affirmation / be-1s-REFL bird
Yes, it is I, a bird!

onyunaken tafwa sapi
be-1s-NOBJ also happy
Me too!

jal wrote:An aspirated /t/ after /s/??

seems so.

[ɹə̆ˈpʰoʊɚ̯dɪt̚li]
[ˈst͡ʃʰɻɑːŋg]
[ˈhæːnə]

does anyone say english with an /i/ and not an /ɪ/??

how about some languages and families?

indo-european
algonquian
japonic
korean
xhosa
cherokee
klingon
cad'inor
verdurian
english

[ˈt͡ʃ⁼oʊsɛf ˈstäːlɪn]
[ˈvɪɬhɛɬm ɹœntgɛn]
[məˈɹiː skwəˈdoʊfska ˈkjɚːɹi]
[ˈnjiɨ̯lz ˈboʊɚ]
[ˈɚːwɪn ˈʃɹoʊdiŋgɚ]
[gɛɹaːɚ̯d hʊft]
[ˈstanɪswæːf ulam]
[nɪˈkitə kʰruʂt͡ɕɛv]
[ɛnˈɹiːkoʊ ˈfɚmi]

how about:
salty
suit

I think I got what you want: I found that the strictly cantonese portion of the yue dialect is mostly confined to guangzhou, hong kong, and macau (prestige dialect). looking at the demographic sections for those cities on wikipedia, half of guangzhou, 94.6% of hong kong, and 85.7% of macau speak can...

Travis B. wrote:Atlantic: [ɘɾˈʟ̞ɛ̃(ɾ̃)ɘʔk]~[ɘɾˈɰɛ̃(ɾ̃)ɘʔk], in careful speech [ɛɾˈʟ̞ɛ̃ntʰɘʔk]

what on earth is your dialect?