Re: [lojban] To Polish fellow lojbanists

[Pierre Abbat <phma@bezitopo.org>]

On Thursday, November 01, 2012 13:00:16 jesushlincoln@gmail.com wrote:
> If [pɛ.i] = [pɛi], what about cmavo stress rules? According to CLL 3.3 a
> comma is a syllable break, but according to LBG 3.9 a diphthong always
> counts as one syllable. On what syllable would [pɛ.i] be stressed, given
> that [pɛi] only has one syllable to stress?

There's no official rule yet about which vowel of a diphthong to stress. I think 
that, in a stressed diphthong, the first vowel of a falling diphthong and the 
second vowel of a rising diphthong should be stressed: éi, ió, uí, iú.

There is no rule about stressing cmavo, except that, if stressed, a cmavo 
before a brivla may need to be separated from it by a pause. E.g. "lókratáigo" 
= "lokra tai go" (crustacean like iff) but "ló.kratáigo" = "lo krataigo" (a 
hawthorn).

Pierre
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