wug wrote:
devilcake wrote:
to elaborate, the issue is that i have a name with a consonant combination which in reality doesn't occur in Norwegian and as i am aware of that there's a possibility i attempt to insert something, but because it isn't normal for two identical consonants to occur after each other, it's possible i insert a glottal stop to try to accommodate if that makes sense
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ur making phonetics sound vaguely omniousdevilcake wrote:
does Norwegian use glottal stops?
potentially does Norwegian use glottal stops?



0
0
0
0
To join the forums you need to be logged in.


19

I guess, if the glottal stop can be written as superscript it's probably more accurate, as some kind of secondary feature added to the preceding vowel in preparation of the upcoming velar plosive? Does that make any sense