top | item 6534497 (no title) ianb | 12 years ago I'd be curious if a strongly phonetic alphabet/writing leads to less changes in the sounds in the language...? discuss order hn newest jessaustin|12 years ago ISTM this would be difficult to study for periods that predate the phonograph? I guess one could look at rhyming poetry, but it's not clear how much that would help. Avshalom|12 years ago Rhymes, common misspellings, and often just primary texts talking about how words or letters sound.
jessaustin|12 years ago ISTM this would be difficult to study for periods that predate the phonograph? I guess one could look at rhyming poetry, but it's not clear how much that would help. Avshalom|12 years ago Rhymes, common misspellings, and often just primary texts talking about how words or letters sound.
Avshalom|12 years ago Rhymes, common misspellings, and often just primary texts talking about how words or letters sound.
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