Re: Hairo Redone

Christian Thalmann wrote:

>   http://www.cinga.ch/langmaking/hairo.html
>   http://www.cinga.ch/reference/hairoscript.png
>
>Note particularly how aspiration is marked on vowels
>rather than consonants.  :))
>
Aspiration means that there is a gap between the end of the consonnant and
the beginning of the voicing, right? So, since consonnant phonemes can be
mix voiced like /d_}t/ or /g_}k/, why couldn't it be the same for vowels
like /a_0a/ or /e_0e/?

Am I wrong? Would /k_ha/ sould exactly like /ka_0a/ (or would it be more
like /k@_0a/?) or is there a way to differenciate these at least a little
phoneticaly?

- Max