Quasi-diatonic MOS notation: Difference between revisions
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| r | | r | ||
| /r/ | | /r/ | ||
| wa'''t'''er<ref group=" | | wa'''t'''er<ref group="note">This is actually the "whatever rhotic", the English example is just the closest English sound to the most common rhotic, /r/. </ref> | ||
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| m | | m | ||
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| l | | l | ||
| /l/ | | /l/ | ||
| '''l'''aw<ref group=" | | '''l'''aw<ref group="note">Can be pronounced the same as r, as no note ''*ra'' exists that would cause an ambiguity with ''la''.</ref> | ||
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| t | | t | ||
| i | | i | ||
| te<ref group=" | | te<ref group="note">''te'' replaces ''*ti'' to avoid confusion with the note ''si''</ref> | ||
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| W | | W | ||
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| '''''si''''' | | '''''si''''' | ||
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== Notes == | |||
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{{Navbox notation}} | {{Navbox notation}} | ||