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→Phonology: - decided to restrict "d" and "t" to only becoming frictave sounds after certain consonants as in portuguese because I thought the fejãto sounded too messy when any vowel made them frictave.
(→Phonology: - decided to restrict "d" and "t" to only becoming frictave sounds after certain consonants as in portuguese because I thought the fejãto sounded too messy when any vowel made them frictave.) |
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|dome | |dome | ||
|[d] | |[d] | ||
|when followed by | |when followed by (e) or (i), (d) represents [d͡ʒ] | ||
|- | |- | ||
|e | |e | ||
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|ete | |ete | ||
|[t] | |[t] | ||
|when followed by | |when followed by (e) or (i), (t) represents [t͡ɕ] | ||
|- | |- | ||
|u | |u | ||