Hello R Arber,
let us ask Rett again. He said: this .n is more towards the throat, and I
answered that I have to practise this next time in India.
I just saw Stephen's post, that is a help. The Pali d and t are more like
the Dutch I would say.

Nina.
op 05-02-2005 01:14 schreef R Arber op rfarber@...:

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> Hello,
> There appears to be no reference, as far as I have found yet, in the
> references I'm using so far, as to how <lingual+nasal "n"> sounds and is
> pronounced?
> It is the "n" with the dot underneath it!
> I'm learning the pronunciation of the 30 Pali words that Bhikkhu Pesala so
> kindly made available. In doing so I've come across the following words:
> Bhikkhu"n"i and Ta"n"ha
> Both of which have the questionable sounding n.