Talk:Tsou people

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[edit] Tsou language

Apparently the Tsou language may be one of the few (or the only) language that uses pulmonic ingressive sounds distinctively. Though this claim was disputed by Ladefoged and Zeitoun in the 90s.

  • I seem to recall coming across some mention of that too, tho I may be confabulating. If you can scare up some verifiable seconday sources, that would be a good thing to add to Tsou language. In fact, that whole article reeks of stubbiness. Some TLC would be a boon to the universe. Thanks!--Ling.Nut 19:07, 6 November 2006 (UTC)