So what are their characteristics?I mean you must have had a reason for leaving a gap there, and putting some symbols in, unless they're just decoys. It's almost as if you're acting logically.
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Sat 24 Oct 2009, 1:49,
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they're "dental plosives",(
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Sat 24 Oct 2009, 1:53,
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Hullo, a new dot has appeared on one of them.I saw this the other day:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Unknown_sealscript_item_2.jpg
Apparently those are all different ways of writing the same character in Chinese seal script. I find that quite upsetting.
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Sat 24 Oct 2009, 1:54,
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Unknown_sealscript_item_2.jpg
Apparently those are all different ways of writing the same character in Chinese seal script. I find that quite upsetting.
yeah I missed one.and a voice stroke.
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Sat 24 Oct 2009, 1:59,
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Are the voiced and unvoiced ones particularly related to -eand plosives related to -i, etc., or was that just a handy place to put the colour coding? "Unvoiced dental plosive" gives me the impression that the symbol gets colour-coded three times over.
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Sat 24 Oct 2009, 2:12,
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no the same categories apply in every box,but they overlap.
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Sat 24 Oct 2009, 2:13,
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