16-09-2016, 04:41 PM
I read your work and wish to make four comments:
1) I like that you identify [i] sequences as potential vowel extensions. I've had a similar thought myself and am glad to hear others come to the same conclusion.
2) I would like to see a long piece of text in translation. I understand that your Latin may be below average, but I want to see if the words you propose cluster around a topic and have some kind of coherency.
3) Can you explain why you attribute certain values to certain characters? What leads you to believe that [k] is a /d/ sound, for example?
4) How do you deal with the fact that because [p, f] mostly occur in the first line of paragraphs, words containing /p, s, f/ must also occur mostly there?
1) I like that you identify [i] sequences as potential vowel extensions. I've had a similar thought myself and am glad to hear others come to the same conclusion.
2) I would like to see a long piece of text in translation. I understand that your Latin may be below average, but I want to see if the words you propose cluster around a topic and have some kind of coherency.
3) Can you explain why you attribute certain values to certain characters? What leads you to believe that [k] is a /d/ sound, for example?
4) How do you deal with the fact that because [p, f] mostly occur in the first line of paragraphs, words containing /p, s, f/ must also occur mostly there?