From: Marco Cimarosti
Message: 3616
Date: 2004-11-20
> I have slightly modified the Tamil list adding a few words.The words I mentioned were just examples of the kind of words I used for
>
> http://livingstone.vsb.bc.ca/multiliteracy/languagelinks/t_list.htm
>
> However, I don't know of loan words for most of the items you
> mention.
> I do have a nice list of Canadiana [...]Thanks, no. It would be hard to explain why most of my Tamil samples are
> I found this observation in a Tamil post.Japanese, Chinese, and Korean come to mind. In Japanese, the intervening
>
> >I think Tol is correct in interpreting that there is a near
> >voiceless vowel operates on to some consonant clusters.
>
> >eg:
> >brook = burook with a near voiceless u
> >break = bireak with a near voiceless i
>
> Does anyone have any examples from other langauges where consonant
> clusters become separate syllables. These even seem to show vowel
> harmony.