Hi Marco, yes this is all true, but of course there are exceptions to just about everything.
Strings of i are not rarely preceded by o instead of a.
Also, I have seen cases where the r in iir looks more like s, but has still been transcribed as r.
Edit:
By the way, I really like the graph in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
It has a lot of interesting information, e.g. it seems to say that k and t tend to have a different context, while that of r is more similar to t.
Strings of i are not rarely preceded by o instead of a.
Also, I have seen cases where the r in iir looks more like s, but has still been transcribed as r.
Edit:
By the way, I really like the graph in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
It has a lot of interesting information, e.g. it seems to say that k and t tend to have a different context, while that of r is more similar to t.


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