Thank you for the comment! How do you know I missed it? The glottis can still be closed. One of the ways to determine it is through acoustic analysis. Check out my video on airstream mechanisms: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lbolGE2ZieY.html and let me know if you still think the same. :)
Yes, you are completely right, I haven't even noticed :)) I think I say "adjective" when it's an "adjective"! (for some reason) Anyway, thank you for taking a look at the video, and yes, Amharic ejectives are very cool.
@@dulenini Using a variable orthography letter from Georgian language can be used for the Amharic ejectives. Ejectives also occur in Quechua. Mix and match letter shapes for cognitive benefit!
Hi Ky-Vinh Mai, this is how he speaks. He is (not knowingly) using ejectives in his speech. It is my interpretation that he is pausing and enunciating because his character is quite insecure and troubled by the patriarch in their family. But let me know what you think!
Hello MK Khan, when you click the double green button << compile >> the pdf will be automatically created and saved in the same directory as your .tex file. If you are using Mac, click on typeset, and you will receive the same result.
I have been working on a case-less, non-pronoun declining language, that seems to be somewhere between Proto-Paleo-Siberian, Proto-Yeneseic, and Proto-Altaic, for my story about Mesolithic Ancient North Eurasians.
I have tried to install and run LeTeX file but I get this error: Could not start the command: pdflatex.exe -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode "filename".tex
Have you managed to install the TexStudio? If you have, you can download some files from: www.latextemplates.com/. If you are using Mac, then try out www.tug.org/mactex/.
@@dulenini Hi I have downloaded and installed both MiKTeX and TexStudio, and I have been using it for the last 5 years, but I changed window but failing to install now with that pdflatex error
@@victortomno8321 Hello Victor, sorry to hear that. I really do not know what the mistake could be, but you should probably do some updates on your system. You could use www.overleaf.com/ to write your documents in LaTeX online and generate pdfs from there.
Thanks a lot for the tutorial! By the way, I think Stanley's midpoint calculation has a mistake, it should look like this (end - duration)/2. As it is in the script, it's equivalent to end - (duration/2).
