Re: New conlang and new non-subscribing conlanger!

Daniel Andreasson wrote:
> Another thing is that we have /q/ but no voiced equivalent.
That's not very unusual at all.  A lot of langs have /q/ but no voiced
uvular stop.  Which makes sense, if you think about it.  /G"/ is (at
least I think so) harder to make than /q/, due to the narrow space
between the glottis and the uvula for vibrating.

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