23-02-2017, 11:09 PM
Rene is specifically talking about the single-leg gallows here. There are quite different factors to consider with double-leg gallows.
I would also add that I think that the position that says o and a are necessarily vowels is badly mistaken: vowel identifying algorithms don't see them as vowels, so why do linguists persist in wanting them to be so?
I would also add that I think that the position that says o and a are necessarily vowels is badly mistaken: vowel identifying algorithms don't see them as vowels, so why do linguists persist in wanting them to be so?
