In a message dated 10/26/00 5:04:59 PM Central Daylight Time, lloyd.hanson@n... writes: lloyd.hanson@n... writes:
<< Consonants can be the vehicle that tends to break up this "vowel line" but if they are done correctly, they will not. But consonants do not make up the musical line. The musical line is produced by a series of connected vowels, not by a series of connected consonants, regardless of how liquid or phonated those consonants might be produced. >>
I don't think this is the real point Lloyd. The problem is not the lack of consonants but the mushiness of the vowels which make them unintelligible.
Randy Buescher
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