Re: Glottal stops (was: B. Cthia and Nom)
Marketa J Zvelebil 
Thu, 24 Apr 1997 09:18:25 -0700

On Apr 23, 12:02pm, Saul Epstein wrote:
> Subject: Re: Glottal stops (was: B. Cthia and Nom)
> From: Marketa J Zvelebil <marketa*harrier,ludwig,ucl,ac,uk>
> Subject: Re: Glottal stops (was: B. Cthia and Nom)
>
> >from Saul R. Epstein
> >> I'm not sure what to do with it
> >> between a vowel and a consonant, as in a'Tha...
> >>
> >> --
> >
> >Two ways to treat that a(stop) Tha or at-Tha. Depending from wich
> region
> >of Vulcan you are.
> >
> >Marketa
>
> I wonder then if the extra /t/ in the second variation is always /t/
> regardless of the following consonant, or an unaspirated version of the
> following consonant, or a voiceless stop at the same point of
> articulation as the following consonant?
>
> --
> from Saul R. Epstein
> liberty <at> uit <dot> net

It is a voiceless stop at the same point of articulation as the following
consonant,  not always a "t"

marketa

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