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Redwolf
 Post subject: Re: Bilabial fricatives
PostPosted: Thu 10 Sep 2015 3:51 pm 
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Slydexia strikes again. I keep reading this post head as 'Biblical fricatives." :darklaugh:

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 Post subject: Re: Bilabial fricatives
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Redwolf wrote:
Slydexia strikes again. I keep reading this post head as 'Biblical fricatives." :darklaugh:

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Oh good I thought it was just me :darklaugh: But, it also might as well be for all I know about it.

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andyroo
 Post subject: Re: Bilabial fricatives
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Redwolf wrote:
Biblical fricatives.



I had to look at that for a while to figure out what was wrong.

GRMA, a Lughaidh. Although it'd be more exciting for me if your name were something like Proinsias so I could show off and address you as 'a Phroinsiais'. So, GRMA, a Phroinsiais with a voiceless bilabial fricative.
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NiallBeag
 Post subject: Re: Bilabial fricatives
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Redwolf wrote:
'Biblical fricatives."

Oh God... first we had The Grammar Nazis, now we have a whole cult dedicated to correct phonology!

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