21-09-2017, 08:46 AM
Maybe [t] and [k] are sounds which merge easily with [q], with [o] in between. It's common for proclitics to be phonetically conditioned and/or have phonetic conequences for the start of the main word.
This only leaves the question what this [qo] looks like when it's not hugging a [t,k] word.
This only leaves the question what this [qo] looks like when it's not hugging a [t,k] word.