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habarakhe4 wrote: <<I seem to remember such a development in some African- based conlang (I thought it was Carrajena), but apparently I am wrong. Maybe it was one of the Iberian-Arabic blends - Rumiya, maybe. >> No, it's definitely not Rumiya (now called Ajami and abandoned, hopefully only for a while). It has several sibilants (/s/, /z/, /S/, /Z/) and the same set of affricates. Arabic sounds are usually mapped to Ibero-Romance in the same way Hebrew sounds are pronounced in Ladino + analogy. E.g., /s>/ > /ts/. -- Yitzik