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Un parve question, il es possibile de pronunciar / g / ante
Car totes,

Un parve question, il es possibile de pronunciar / g / ante e/i/y mollemente e non como le / g / dur de latino medieval? Il pare a me plus belle e plus similar a linguas romance moderne. 

Ha un bon fin de septimana,
Daniel



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From: Josu Lavin <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, 25 April, 2008 3:58:33 PM
Subject: [INTERLNG] QUESTION & NATION

Car amicos,

Il es multo importante (al minus, pro me) le pronunciation del Lingua International, perque illo debe devenir anque lingua parlate e non solo lingua scribite.

Le parola QUESTION es pronunciate in interlingua assi: /kwes-tion/, ma le parola NATION assi: /na-tsion/ o /na-sion/.

In ambe casos le suffixo es identic, ma le pronunciation differe.

Io prefere pronunciar los equal:

/kwes-tion/ e /na-tion/

Alteremente, in le syllabario que io ha proponite le syllaba TION haberea duo pronunciationes.

Que pensa vos?

On pote acceptar mi pronunciation alternative (TION) insimul con (TSION e SION)?

Josu Lavin

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