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Why are the 'affricates' "ps," "bz," "ks," and "gz" included? I have never seen a single word in a
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As for the phonology being 'highly unusual,' that is a subjective statement. Also, once again, the purported 'inspirations' for the sound system would still need citations to back them up. For one, the consonant inventory of Tsolyáni is closer to Arabic than to Urdu, Pashto or
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Me neither, I think those qualification are exaggerated. This was probably about formulations like "very interesting script", etc. In any case, I've modified it a bit and removed those two tags. But I still think we could use some references/external links.
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