Note 107 — Chapter V
Reading edition
The Dahoman cannot articulate any terminal consonant, except the highly nasalized n; he says “Tomú” for Tom, “Gunái ’tú” (goo’-nait’oo) for good night, and so forth.
Reading edition
The Dahoman cannot articulate any terminal consonant, except the highly nasalized n; he says “Tomú” for Tom, “Gunái ’tú” (goo’-nait’oo) for good night, and so forth.