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+change vă (past tense auxiliary) to vu
+Change relative of auxiliary to ''tă'' (fits better with atá aig > tăģ)
+get rid of ř (turn it to r or ș)
+t'e ņey bual dum ăn ay = he hit my face
+I can just use Englishy phrasal verbs freely in An Yidish, though an yidish speakers might come up with their own
+We need more Hivantish
+Tsade needs to be an unaspirated affricate
+*sin = /s/
+*shin = /ʃ/
+*zayin = tsade = /ts⁼/
+*samekh = /tsʰ/
+Dictionary needs to give Cualand forms side by side with Irtan forms (or don't consolidate hiatused vowels in orthography)
+Bring pronunciation closer to Gàidhlig, reflecting letters that have gone silent (luath, luaithe = lua, luayă)
+Drop final schwa? both ulster and yiddish do that
+Vowel reduction in Hebrew loans is fairly complicated:
+* Usually:
+** patach segol qamatz cholam reduce to ă
+** tsere chiriq shuruq reduce to i
+* But: no *-ir, that changes to -ăr
+* -yr > -yăr
+Change how f and p are written in the An Yidis Hebrew alphabet
+Should a conservative An Yidish dialect have Hebrew lenited tav = the Hiberno English slit fricative
+Dialect that rebrackets ăn Idiș as ă Nidiș
+Use yud dagesh for ''ģ''? (TibH yud was /J/ when geminated)
+change th to h unless result of lenition of t
+An Yidis Hebrew can treat yud like a begadkefat consonant in Western Ăn Yidiș
+Habitual ''bi''?
+ç ģ should be טש תּש
+Get rid of initial f (and initial p leniting to f -- can get away with this since initial p is rare in Irish) in Pre-Proto-Ăn Yidiș? or use פ with a superscript ף specifically for the /f/ pronunciation
+Should have more dvandva compounds than Yiddish (an Ăn Yidiș-internal innovation)
 rederive new verbal nouns from older verbal nouns which are now analyzed as just verbs? (new enough verbs are no longer borrowed as verbal nouns)
-''maysrol'' 'to master' -> ''maysrol-ăf'' 'mastering a skill etc.'
+''maysrăl'' 'to master' -> ''maysrăl-ăf'' 'mastering a skill etc.'
-''mesder'' 'to master (music production)' -> ''mesderăf'' 'mastering'
-Greekify ņ? Respell ț ç ģ as digraphs in the Hebrew orthography?
+''mesdăr'' 'to master (music production)' -> ''mesdărăf'' 'mastering'
 Slender lenis r should be ''r''