Mipukwi Lesson #1
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the phonology and orthography of mipukwi
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phonological inventory
In
Mipukwi there are three vowels: i, u, and a. There sounds are pronounced acording to the IPA symbols that are the same.| Letter | Sound |
|---|---|
| I | /i/ |
| U | /u/ |
| A | /a ~ ɑ/ |
There are fourteen consonants in Mipukwi. They are as folows:
| Letter | Sound |
|---|---|
| M | /m/ |
| P | /p/ |
| K | /k/ |
| W | /w/ |
| D | /d/ |
| T | /t/ |
| F | /f/ |
| S | /s/ |
| Z | /z/ |
| H | /h/ or /x/ |
| J | /d͡z/ |
| C | /t͡s/ |
| L | /l/ |
| N | /n/ |
All of these sounds
In future lessons, the phonetic
Mipuquiz:
Tell whether the following sylables are valid in Mipukwi(these are IPA):
/pan/ ↺
/vi/ ↺
/pwaf/ ↺
/fu/ ↺
/ak/ ↺
How would t͡sadnuntuz be spelled in Mipukwi?
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| /u/ | |
| /a/ | |
| Labials | Alveolars | Velars | Glottals | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stops | /p/ | /k/ | ||
| Fricatives | /f/ | /h/ | ||
| Affricates | ||||
| Nasals | ||||
| Liquids |
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