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i
I (will)
u (with two dots over)
I (gylt->guilt)
u
shwa
e
shwa
ae
ae
a
ae
i:
aI (mine)
u: (with two dots)
aI (mice)
e:
i (teeth)
ae
i (clean)
u:
au (mouse)
o:
u (tooth)
a:
o (stone)
a:
e (name)
spirantization
turning sound into an affricate or fricative
lenition
consonant deletion or weaening
apocope
Vowel deletion at the end of a word.
syncope
Vowel deletion in the middle of a word.
Place assimilation
semda ---> senda
Manner assimilation
stefn ----> stemn
Complete Assimilation
damnum----->danno
Palatalization
centum [k]---->cent [ts]
Affrication
centum [k]----->cent [t∫]
Umlaut
becoming an umlaut.
Epenthasis
add something
Metathesis
Changing word order.
Glide strengthening
juvenis[j]----->giovane
Strongest consonants
voiceless stops
Accusative
Pac man --->
Ergative
Pac man <------
Active
Changes morphine if the subject is active.
Common word orders
SOV, SVO, VSO
Isolating
Each morphine means something different. Ex, Chinese.
Synthetic, Aggiuntinating
Turkish. Each morphine is combined to make a sentence. Can't tell word order with this type of language.
Synthetic, Fusional/ Inflectional
Like spanish. A morphine can mean two different things.
Polysynthetic
Type of language classification.
Years of Old English
450-1100 AD
Years of Middle English
1100-1500 AD
Years of Early Middle English
1500-1800 AD
Years of Modern English
1800-Present
Grice's Maxims
Relevence
Quality
Quantity
Manner (ambiguity, be concise)