Kundarayo: Difference between revisions

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* When intervocalicly, /p t k/ become [b d g]

* When at the end of a syllable, /p t s k ɾ/ become [p̚ t̚ t̚ k̚ l]

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* Since /ɨ/ and /i/ are in complementary distribution, some (Russian) linguists claim that they are the same phoneme, with /"jɨ"/ and /"wɨ"/ being [i] and [wi], however they come from different phonemes, and though /i/ is the only monophthong which palatalizes consonants, it also appears in native vocabulary, making it more of an monophthong. In this page we will consider /ɨ/ and /i/ separate phonemes

== Orthography ==

Although Kundara has had various orthographies, the most commonly in use today is Hangeul:

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!p^h

!t^h

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* Similar to Korean, the old diphthongs *ai and *ei both are now pronounced [e], however 애 (*ai) is more common, and its the one used for modern loans.