‘five’,
easy way to type it: gaenjinsii
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Lolly Metcalf’s South Slough Milluk
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Americanist Phonetic
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IPA
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[ gændžɪ́nsi ],
then
[ gændžɪ́nsi ]
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[ gænˈdʒɪnsi ],
then
[ gænˈdʒɪnsi ]
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Instant Phonetic Englishization: gann_jin-see, for Lolly’s pronunciation of her
version of the word, with its heavy pronunciation of the ejective at the beginning
of the second syllable of Annie’s version of the word: g.ann_ch!in_see, which begins with a Back
G, which we sometimes call ‘dotted g’.
We gratuitously put a dot under the small capital G symbol in our
modernized Americanist transcriptions.
Lolly’s Coos Bay Milluk version of the word begins with what we call a
Mid G, i.e. a voiced velar stop consonant, instead of the voiced uvular stop
at the beginning of Annie’s version of the word, made farther back in the
throat.
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for AMP:
g.aench’nsii
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Annie Miner Peterson’s Milluk
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Exactly Jacobs’ transcription
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Americanist Phonetic & IPA
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g̣ɛntʼcínsi,
Modernized: ɢ̣ɛnčʼínsi
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[ ɢ̣ænčʼɪ́nsi ]
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[ ɢænˈtʃʼɪnsi ]
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