Gleki Arxokuna scripsit:
> As for when we do need to express [p] we would probably have to always
> aspirate it to make Chinese Lojbanists understand more easily what we are
> saying.
Pretty much the same is true for anglophone Lojbanists; the English stops
are officially distinguished by voice, but in practice mostly by aspiration.
Note that where there is no aspiration (as after /s/), there is no voicing
contrast either.
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