Believe it or not it’s usually not that hard to string like 3 unfamiliar syllables together if you take a few seconds to put in literally any effort you fuck
Believe it or not it’s usually not that hard to string like 3 unfamiliar syllables together if you take a few seconds to put in literally any effort you fuck
Standard voicing/nasalizing harmonization?
/mand/ -> [mann], /mads/ -> [mats] ?
That is a very good guess, but not accurate. It indicates the presence of stød and is itself not pronounced. (So no t sounds in Mads, Mads is just “Mass”)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stød
It is a form of putting emphasis on a syllable by way of a “glottal stop” (It’s not always quite a glottal stop).