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In a glottal stop, you close your glottis and release it. That's it. In an ejective, you close your glottis and oush it up to create air pressure. They are different
Second that.
Yep. You can even notice it by simply making those sounds... You'll know they're different (Proof by making noise, done)
But I can't make those sounds so your proof is invalid.
It only proves you are defective :3 (Sorry, that was so tempting \^\^")
Does that mean there is such a thing as an ejective glottal stop?
*extremely loud incorrect buzzer\*
Bullshit no it’s not
But what would be really twisted is distinguishing them by putting both in a conlang
There's something called Hyperformal by Agma Schwa
Ooo, tell me more
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN4cZ5BYEZU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN4cZ5BYEZU) [https://www.nguh.org/languages/hyperformal](https://www.nguh.org/languages/hyperformal)
No! There's a BIG difference! Ahem, allow me to prepare a blogpost about how these sounds could never be allophones:
New conlang idea! /pʼ/ /p͡ʔ/ /pʔ/ /ʔp/ are distinct phonemes/clusters of phonemes.
They're the ONLY phonemes.
the only aspect they're the same to me is that i can't really pronounce either, aside from that, nah
I just gotta summon our local Georgian u/_Aspagurr_, I reckon he'll be the most qualified to talk about ejective consonants
Unfortunately, I don't think I'm qualified enough to talk about this kind of stuff.
I'm trying to do the /p͡ʔ/ but it comes as an elective. I think OP is on to something. Or maybe I just can't do the sound properly 🤷 Idk
Coarticulated ejective sounds like /p͡k‘/ would be much closer thither, but /p’/ alone is nothing like /p͡ʔ/
Bro thinks they're a phoneticist
In a glottal stop, you close your glottis and release it. That's it. In an ejective, you close your glottis and oush it up to create air pressure. They are different
Second that.
Yep. You can even notice it by simply making those sounds... You'll know they're different (Proof by making noise, done)
But I can't make those sounds so your proof is invalid.
It only proves you are defective :3 (Sorry, that was so tempting \^\^")
Does that mean there is such a thing as an ejective glottal stop?
*extremely loud incorrect buzzer\*
Bullshit no it’s not
But what would be really twisted is distinguishing them by putting both in a conlang
There's something called Hyperformal by Agma Schwa
Ooo, tell me more
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN4cZ5BYEZU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN4cZ5BYEZU) [https://www.nguh.org/languages/hyperformal](https://www.nguh.org/languages/hyperformal)
No! There's a BIG difference! Ahem, allow me to prepare a blogpost about how these sounds could never be allophones:
New conlang idea! /pʼ/ /p͡ʔ/ /pʔ/ /ʔp/ are distinct phonemes/clusters of phonemes.
They're the ONLY phonemes.
the only aspect they're the same to me is that i can't really pronounce either, aside from that, nah
I just gotta summon our local Georgian u/_Aspagurr_, I reckon he'll be the most qualified to talk about ejective consonants
Unfortunately, I don't think I'm qualified enough to talk about this kind of stuff.
I'm trying to do the /p͡ʔ/ but it comes as an elective. I think OP is on to something. Or maybe I just can't do the sound properly 🤷 Idk
Coarticulated ejective sounds like /p͡k‘/ would be much closer thither, but /p’/ alone is nothing like /p͡ʔ/
Bro thinks they're a phoneticist