Dear all,

Sorry about the double post....

What I meant with this:

>In my 1979 IPA table, the uvular flap AND uvular trill both are given with a capital R?
>Outdated? So I did not know what you meant with small cap r:

is that in the present IPA chart (on the Net), the uvular flap R disappeared?

I see that with small cap r you mean what I would call capital R:

>>This [R] sound (the IPA symbol is a small cap R) is heard in some substandard varieties

of French (Edith Piaf often used it)

>>If there is no vibration at all, but the back of the tongue approaches the uvula, we can

get a uvular voiced fricative or approximant (the latter if there is no sound of
friction). Both are symbolised in the IPA with an upside-down small cap R; here let's use
[R/] for easier reference (let's say that / = "upside-down").<<

***In the IPA chart, there's no R/ under approximant?

Best,
Aayko