Re: [tied] Dacian - /H/ -> seems not possible

On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 13:41:02 +0100, alex <alxmoeller@...> wrote:

>Here I have trouble to understand the way you suppose. Even learning a
>new language this fact won't stop me to speak out the sound I know for
>the word where this sound appear. I mean, learning Dutch where no "g" is
>present, it wont stop me to say "Gröningen" in German instead of
>"Hröningen" as in Dutch.

Exactly.

Now replace /g/ by /h/, /g/ by zero, Dutch by Dacian, German by Latin, and
Groningen by "haprus".

"I mean, learning Dacian, where no zero is present [i.e. where /h/ is
present], it wont stop me to say "aprus" in Latin instead of "haprus" as in
Dacian."

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