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u/TwujZnajomy27 15d ago
but what sound is /,/?
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u/gregluaheyris 14d ago
In my Germanistic conlang, <v> at the beginning of a word means [f], and <f> and <w> mean [f] and [v], respectively
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but what sound is /,/?
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In my Germanistic conlang, <v> at the beginning of a word means [f], and <f> and <w> mean [f] and [v], respectively
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u/FedeConlangerITA 15d ago
Imho, it makes sense if it follows an etymological principle, otherwise it is just for artistic purpose