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MorphemeAddict@hidden.email wrote: > > Does this mean there would be no syllables with vowels "ea" or "oa"? > Yes. (I never liked them anyway :-) > > > It turns out that about two-thirds of all modifiers and two-thirds of > > all classifiers contain a semi-vowel, and the net result is lots of > > tongue-twisting phrases and sentences. > > I wonder if some judicious re-arranging of the current classifiers/modifiers > would help solve this. You could put the more difficult or slightly longer > syllables on the least used classifiers. > That's exactly what I did when I created the current morphemes. The only exceptions are words that are used frequently, such as "si", "to", "sa", etc, even though their classifiers appear in only a few words. Regards, Rick Morneau http://www.eskimo.com/~ram