/jp/ -Have you ever wondered about cat purring? When we try to mimic it, we usually use trills, however this would not be be accurate since cat purring seems to have a source in the larynx. In such case wouldn't a proper human equivalent of a purr be a glottal s

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名無し 05/05/17 (Fri) 18:40:53 No.32676

Have you ever wondered about cat purring? When we try to mimic it, we usually use trills, however this would not be be accurate since cat purring seems to have a source in the larynx. In such case wouldn't a proper human equivalent of a purr be a glottal sound like hhh? It might be voiced for a better effect,

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