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      • nikki_
        a glottal stop is a consonant
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      • mustaqila
        Sukun being the lattermost one
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      • nightgroove
        we have 8
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      • nightgroove
        aeiouyæøå
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      • mustaqila
        Its treated as a vowel though
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      • nightgroove
        9
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      • mustaqila
        Seeing as it's handled like a kasra or dammah is
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      • nightgroove glares at mustaqila again
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      • mustaqila
        Kasra, dammah and something else being the 3 arabic ones
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      • nikki_
        but it's not a vowel
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      • nightgroove
        to you, y isnot a vovwel
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      • mustaqila
        From an English view, no, but it's considered one
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      • nikki_
        it's *not* a vowel!
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      • nikki_
        it's a consonant
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      • nightgroove
        to me it definitely is
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      • nightgroove
        it is definitely a vowle!
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      • mustaqila
        Arabic doesn't have an actual letter for a place a, i or u noise, it's an accent added to the consonant
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      • mustaqila
        Err, wtf "place2?
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      • nikki_
        nightgroove: that's different, we have different sounds attached to the squiggle 'y'
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      • Shepard
        hi
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      • nikki_
        nightgroove: if you say the norwegian sound, even english speakers will say it's a vowel
      • 2006-08-10 22239, 2006

      • nightgroove
        wtf is a squiggle y?
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      • nikki_
        the character
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      • mustaqila
        The sukun which indicates the stop in the phonetical sound is handled exactly the same as the "vowels" are
      • 2006-08-10 22220, 2006

      • mustaqila
        Hence why in Arabic it's considered a vowel
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      • nikki_
        mustaqila: but I'm not talking about the writing system
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      • nikki_
        mustaqila: I'm talking about the actual sounds used in the language
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      • mustaqila
        It's considered to be a vowel based on teh method in which you write it
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      • nikki_
        can you say "k glottal stop t"?
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      • mustaqila
        To an arab that is
      • 2006-08-10 22230, 2006

      • mustaqila
        Okay, in English "ktb" would be nonsense, in Arabic, if accented correctly it would be a perfectly usable word
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      • nikki_
        jnpoifns
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      • nightgroove
        in norwegian, the letters where the sound of it inside words and its name is the same, are vowels, and its sound doesn't change, c can be ss and kk ut its name is seh for example
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      • nikki_
        how do you *pronounce* ktb?
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      • mustaqila
        Depends how you accent it
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      • nikki_
        nkov[d'ssd
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      • nikki_
        you're not even understanding what I'm saying
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      • mustaqila
        You could add a sukun, which is the stop, and that is handled as a vowel
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      • nikki_
        forget how you write it
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      • nikki_
        pretend arabic has no writing system
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      • nightgroove
        :(
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      • nightgroove
        :(
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      • nightgroove
        :(
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      • nikki_
        A speech sound, created by the relatively free passage of breath through the larynx and oral cavity, usually forming the most prominent and central sound of a syllable. <- the glottal stop *stops* the flow of air.
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      • nikki_
        hence the name.
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      • nikki_
        by its very nature it can't be a vowel
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      • mustaqila
        It's still treated as one though
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      • nightgroove
        :(
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      • nightgroove
        :/
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      • nightgroove
        I don't want to go
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      • nightgroove
        but I promised my mom I'd visit again
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      • nikki_
        who fucking cares. most english speakers can't get their heads around w and y being vowels in other languages, despite their own language often using them as such
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      • nightgroove
        she says they're almost kicking her out
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      • mustaqila
        It's like you can't get your head around it being a vowel in arabic, albeit it wouldn't be one in English :P
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      • nikki_
        no
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      • nightgroove
        ;_;
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      • nightgroove
        T_T
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      • nightgroove
        TT_TT
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      • nikki_
        the sound is not a vowel by definition
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      • nightgroove
        √ :((((
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      • nikki_
        poor mo
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      • nightgroove
        hadet
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      • nightgroove
        please try not to argue while I'm gone
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      • nikki_
        mustaqila: btw, I'd like to see some pages that say the glottal stop is really a vowel, all the ones I've seen put all the diacritics together but explain that the sukun is the *absense* of a vowel.
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      • Pongue
        Hm. some albuns are not showing the image, but there is image on MB database, how can I force load?
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      • Pongue
        Another thing in release Queen at The Beeb the ASIN number is right (clicking show the proper album on Amazon) but it wont show the album image on MB website.
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      • nikki_
        and while I'm still irritated, english speakers would say 'y' is not a vowel, and would say words like 'sky' contain no vowels, but what's actually *pronounced*, [skai] or thereabouts, does contain vowels. arabic speakers may say a word with the sukun has a vowel, but that doesn't mean that when pronounced, it really will contain a vowel.
      • 2006-08-10 22214, 2006

      • nikki_
        english speakers also say we have 5 vowels, but we really have about 14 (excluding diphthongs). people's perception of their language is altered by how they write it.
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      • lauri
        and accent, to a point
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      • lauri
        I suspect us kiwis have a few extra dipthongs compared to a very proper brit :)
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      • nikki_
        yeah, the exact number of vowels depends on accent, but all varieties of english I know of have quite a few more than 5
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      • nikki_
        yet the vast majority of english speakers would quickly say 5 if asked how many vowels english has
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      • lauri
        interestingly, most foreigners have a hell of a time pronouncing swedish vowels, but I found them easy
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      • lauri
        they align almost perfectly with maori
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      • lauri
        I just cant pronounce swedish r's :)
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      • nikki_
        maori :o
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      • lauri
        yeah, I have a wacky accent in english these days :)
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      • Shepard
        hi Freso, Kerensky97
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      • Kerensky97
        hello
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      • Freso
        привет Shepsky.
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      • Freso
        (Because German is almost like Russian...)
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      • nikki_
        O_o
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      • Shepard
        sure...
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      • nikki_ wonders if shep can even read what it says, let alone understand it
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      • Shepard
        I can see the cyrillic characters
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      • nikki_
        but can you read them? :D
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      • Shepard
        no
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      • nikki_
        it says privet
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      • mudcrow
        it says Sherbert
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      • Shepard
        I'm happy I can see it already!
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      • nikki_
        mudcrow lies >(
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      • Shepard
        on his bed? :P
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      • Shepard
        bah, your silly language supports my sillyness
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      • mudcrow
        it really says Greetings
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      • mudcrow
        привет пастух
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      • VxJasonxV
        Greetings nikki_, that time?
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      • mudcrow
        пастух = shepherd, closest I could get
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      • Freso
        Oh well.
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      • Freso
        Sayonara for now.
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      • VxJasonxV
        oh, greetings Shepard
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      • PRAEst76_
        PRAEst76_ is now known as PRAEst76
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      • lilo
        [Global Notice] Hi all. If you've been disconnected by a kiddie using the DC C exploit, please reconnect to freenode using port 8001, instead of the default port (6667). Thanks.
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      • Shepard
        tag schika
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      • Schika
        Hallo :)
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      • nikki_
        hehehe
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      • Shepard
        hm?
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      • nikki_
        just wondering why you sometimes say tag and sometimes tach
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      • Shepard
        mehr Abwechslung!
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      • nikki_
        ah
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      • `Spike
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      • nikki_
        ?
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      • Shepard
        froggy :o
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      • toxickore
        hah
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      • Freso
        Hm. How many tracks have to be titled in English for the release to be considered in English?
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      • Shepard
        >>50%
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      • Freso
        So 50% is the magic number?
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      • deadchip
        hah
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      • deadchip
        how about a mixed language release?
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      • deadchip
        e.g. 4 Hero - Creating Patterns
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      • deadchip
        some tracks are sung in spanish