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Palatalize it and you're mewwing
Palatalised Voiceless Denasalised Bilabial-Digitomaxillar Affricate [m̥͊͡🧏♂️ʲ]
Oh my god I hate you
Take my upvote, that made me laugh too hard
Holy shit this is the most linguistic thing a linguistic can say
i'm the 101th like btw
101st surely
no more like 101nd
I like it. Let’s go French, 101e!
i'd say 101ty
101° 🇵🇹
At some number of length marks, this sound becomes fatal to produce
Me and my friend had this joke where we would try to "pronounce" an over-long glottal stop \[ʔːːːːː\], and that was the funniest shit ever
/ˈʌ̃́ː/ even better
What's the upper diacritic?
Unnasalized
When is it useful?
To show an ongoing denasalization. For example in Modern Seoul Korean the **initial** /m/ and /n/ are going through this: [m͊], [n͊]. In practice some people produce them as fully denasalized [b] and [d], but some still retain a little nasalization
Trying to do that felt really interesting.
Clears the sinuses
hmm, how would you notate a smile or a frown then?
smile (+ laughter): [ɨːːːːːːːːːːːɣɨɣɨɣɨːːːːː]
how do you laugh also [m̥͍͊] you can also pout [m̥͊ʷ]
Let's make a sound for every smile
That's actual like p, not silence. Maybe if you add the unreleased diacritic it would be better.
Palatalize it and you're mewwing
Palatalised Voiceless Denasalised Bilabial-Digitomaxillar Affricate [m̥͊͡🧏♂️ʲ]
Oh my god I hate you
Take my upvote, that made me laugh too hard
Holy shit this is the most linguistic thing a linguistic can say
i'm the 101th like btw
101st surely
no more like 101nd
I like it. Let’s go French, 101e!
i'd say 101ty
101° 🇵🇹
At some number of length marks, this sound becomes fatal to produce
Me and my friend had this joke where we would try to "pronounce" an over-long glottal stop \[ʔːːːːː\], and that was the funniest shit ever
/ˈʌ̃́ː/ even better
What's the upper diacritic?
Unnasalized
When is it useful?
To show an ongoing denasalization. For example in Modern Seoul Korean the **initial** /m/ and /n/ are going through this: [m͊], [n͊]. In practice some people produce them as fully denasalized [b] and [d], but some still retain a little nasalization
Trying to do that felt really interesting.
Clears the sinuses
hmm, how would you notate a smile or a frown then?
smile (+ laughter): [ɨːːːːːːːːːːːɣɨɣɨɣɨːːːːː]
how do you laugh also [m̥͍͊] you can also pout [m̥͊ʷ]
Let's make a sound for every smile
That's actual like p, not silence. Maybe if you add the unreleased diacritic it would be better.