[OLD] Lesson 2d
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Diphthongs, Accents and Tone
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3. [OLD] Lesson 0
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4. [OLD] Lesson 1a
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5. [OLD] Lesson 1b
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6. [OLD] Lesson 1e
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7. [OLD] Lesson 2c
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8. [OLD] Lesson 2d
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9. [OLD] Lesson 2e
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10. [OLD] Lesson 3a
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<nomenu>Alright, back in Lesson 1d, we saw that some vowels can be altered by using the diacritic da0
Now we're going to see how to make syllables with two vowels, and those may include the previously studied Altered Vowels.
In Cirtunese, when two vowels meet in the same syllable, one of them will become the dominant vowel. The accent marks not only dominance (stress / high tone), but also order.
da1 is used on the first vowel, when it's dominant. /'aa/
da2 is used on the second vowel, when it's dominant. /a'a/
ca1e /'saɛ/ The process of change
ce2 /sa'ɛ/ The end result of change
ce1a /'sɛa/ The process of regression
cea2 /sɛ'a/ The end result of regression
This also combines with the Altered Vowels that we saw on Lesson 1d.
In the case of one of the vowels being marked with a da0 , both vowels are altered.
ca0e2 /sʌ'e/ Improvement
Welp, enough alterations for one lesson.
Thank you again, for reading!
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