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The version I read on Pocket had several audio clips of whistled English. It is understandable. Once you learn the conventions for representing fricatives as wh
by peter303 5y ago
The version I read on Pocket had several audio clips of whistled English. It is understandable. Once you learn the conventions for representing fricatives as whistles, you can pretty much whistle English.
- nate00 5y agoThat sounds so interesting! Do you still have a link to it? I wasn't able to find any examples by Googling.
- citruscomputing 5y agohttps://soundcloud.com/knowable-magazine/sets/whistle-languages https://soundcloud.com/knowable-magazine/sets/whistle-langua...