No, the second morpheme is two syllables in ModE, and contains no diphthongs in ModE.qwed117 wrote:the second morpheme come from ModE 'bowl'? If not, is the vowel in British English some *əʊ or *ɔʊl?
Guess the Word in Future Englishes
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terram impūram incolāmus
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
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Re: Guess the Word in Future Englishes
Correct! As in "drinks bottle" or "water bottle".Ashtâr Balînestyâr wrote:"Drink-bottle"?
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terram impūram incolāmus
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
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Re: Guess the Word in Future Englishes
I don’t have a future English to participate with, so I’ll let someone else take this.
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I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
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Do people say "drinks bottle" in the UK?Jackk wrote:Correct! As in "drinks bottle" or "water bottle".Ashtâr Balînestyâr wrote:"Drink-bottle"?
Does the hyphen represent a morpheme boundary?Osia wrote:I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
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I suppose it must be a UK thing:shimobaatar wrote:Do people say "drinks bottle" in the UK?
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Is it a noun? Does the affricate come from a Cl cluster?Osia wrote:I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
terram impūram incolāmus
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
Re: Guess the Word in Future Englishes
Yes.shimobaatar wrote:Does the hyphen represent a morpheme boundary?Osia wrote:I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
Yes and yes.Jackk wrote:Osia wrote: I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
Is it a noun? Does the affricate come from a Cl cluster?
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Is it only two morphemes?Osia wrote:Yes.shimobaatar wrote:Does the hyphen represent a morpheme boundary?Osia wrote:I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
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Was the first morpheme a functional/closed-class morpheme in MoE?Osia wrote:I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
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Yes.shimobaatar wrote:Is it only two morphemes?Osia wrote:Yes.shimobaatar wrote:Does the hyphen represent a morpheme boundary?Osia wrote:I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
No.Creyeditor wrote:Was the first morpheme a functional/closed-class morpheme in MoE?Osia wrote:I'll participate, though I haven't worked on this future English in a while.
Ot-tɬʰɑnɑ
[ɔʔ tɬʰana]
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Were both morphemes nouns in Modern English?Osia wrote:Yes.shimobaatar wrote: Is it only two morphemes?
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is the first morpheme from "out"?
terram impūram incolāmus
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
Re: Guess the Word in Future Englishes
Yes.shimobaatar wrote:Were both morphemes nouns in Modern English?Osia wrote:Yes.shimobaatar wrote: Is it only two morphemes?
No.Jackk wrote:is the first morpheme from "out"?
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Re: Guess the Word in Future Englishes
Does [ɬ] come from /fl/, /sl/, /tl/, /kl/, or neither?
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Re: Guess the Word in Future Englishes
I'm going to assume you meant /tɬʰ/ instead of /ɬ/. No, it comes from none of those, but you're very close.
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Is it from /pl/?
terram impūram incolāmus
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
hamteu un mont sug
let us live in a dirty world
Re: Guess the Word in Future Englishes
Is this word or phrase used in Modern English? To clarify, would a Modern English speaker use these two nouns together to mean what they mean in your Future English?
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Yes.Jackk wrote:Is it from /pl/?
No.shimobaatar wrote:Is this word or phrase used in Modern English? To clarify, would a Modern English speaker use these two nouns together to mean what they mean in your Future English?
(Hint: You could guess it right now with the information here if you're clever.)
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Too bad I'm not.Osia wrote: (Hint: You could guess it right now with the information here if you're clever.)
Were there any consonants or vowels lost completely from the words in Modern English?
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