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*Frintermien
*Frintermien
*Keime
*Keime
Jüngerriems accent of Reber: retroflex ->alveolar
so ʈʂ, ʈʂʰ, ʂ pronounced as ts, tsʰ, s
Lerzkorren accent: likethe Jüngerriems accent but click free
clicks -> uvulars as in bruusing
Frintermien: retro and click merge
into click
/ʂ/ -> sje
Clofabian Reber: Reber sounds happen to correspond quite neatly to Clofab ones with the hmoob reading so I'll use that
retro -> ʈʰ, ʈ, ʂ
click -> ɴ, qʰ, q
i almost wish Hussmauch had M-Clofab and not Clofab -- then they'd find Reber tones much easier!
<poem>
tone mergers: Jüngerriems and Lerzkorren have something funny going on with tones (retroflexes cause a tone change)
the Keimian accent would be the weirdest
vowel + ng -> nasalized vowel
unaspirated stops are voiced
(and sometimes become fricatives)
vowel + m -> nasalized vowel + w
or maybe no w
clicks become semitic style emphatics
it's perhaps the hardest accent to pull off for someone from HRJ
sorry, vowel + m,n,ng -> nasal vowel + m,n,(optional ng)
vowels get uniformly tensed
ɛ, œ -> e,ø
/i/ can sound like an apical vowel
(think mandarin)
then vocab differences (Etz vs Jeng ...)
keimian tone mergers:
1 2 3 4 5 6-> high falling, mid level, mid falling, mid falling, low level, low level
Nurian accents: one could preserve slender k!
another one could have czech ř for slender r
also you can do weird things with seimhiu/fricatives
</poem>
==Syntax==
==Syntax==
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