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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2011 · 1H 2M

Conlangery #29: Sound Systems and Romanization

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After some discussion of one little New York Times article that quoted William(!), we move along to talking about designing your sound system and romanization, though it’s mostly about romanization.  After that, we break a pattern and for the first time feature a natlang rather than a conlang — going from a grammar that just so happens to be the dissertation of one Mark Okrand.  The language is Mutsun. Top of Show Greeting: Standard Sentalian Links and Resources: George’s “Design Perameters for Romanization” Featured NATLANG: Mutsun

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