Phonological and Orthographical Issues Continued

[kadani]

What I have seen so far is that n, ng, m and s are cromulent codas...

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[alavda-isere]

[kadani]

I interpretes <ts> as digraph in the onset of the 2nd syllable as well. Which was precisely why I didn't list it.

[Dedalvs]

[kadani]

What would you prefer to replace it?

[Dedalvs]

[kadani]

I personally think that this would result in a non-improvement. It just looks worse.

[Uh-Oh]

I think <x> is pretty in the role of [S]. Portuguese and a number of other languages use it that way.

Or, contrariwise, <zh> is very rarely used for [Z]. English is the only language I can think of that does that.

I'm liking the orthography. Mostly transparent, with a few "different", but sensible, conventions.

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BTW, I tend not to follow (in my conlangs) the convention of capitalising the first letter of the first word of a sentence. I feel that the full stop / period at the end marks the sentence boundary well enough, and this reserves capital letters for marking names. What do folks think?