nama

Examples: 私の生の声 was read as watashi no koe no koe when it should have been watashi no nama no koe.

Edit: was comparing nama to ecasound there, not the more common graphical DAWs.

Between 1904 and 1908, German troops waged a punitive campaign against the Herero and Nama which escalated into the first genocide of the 20th century.

To a large extent it was perpetrated in the same manner as the genocide against the circassians, and to an extent in the same manner as the genocide against the herero and nama peoples.

生糸 is kii-to (silk thread), 生絹 is su(tsu)-shi -> suzushi (silk product), 生理 is sei-ri (physiology), 生温い is nama-nuru-i (lukewarm), 生き方 is i-ki-kata (way of life), 生得 is shou-toku (inherit), on and on.

Nama is pretty good and for more traditional DAW workflows, greatly simplifies using ecasound at some cost.

But once again, nobody was saying to ignore the genocide of the Herero and Nama.

There's a reason why the name "Sikandar" (Alexander) is extremely popular, and the Sikandar-Nama was written barely 300 miles away in Ghazni under Mahmud Ghazni's empire.

Cree, Tsez or Nama/Khoekhoe would melt the average adult American's or European's brain, but their native speakers can handle them while tired, ill and intoxicated.

There's a reason why the name "Sikandar" (Alexander) is extremely popular, and the Sikandar-Nama was written barely 300 miles away in Ghazni under Mahmud Ghazni's empire.

Nama is pretty good and for more traditional DAW workflows, greatly simplifies using ecasound at some cost.

But once again, nobody was saying to ignore the genocide of the Herero and Nama.

Cree, Tsez or Nama/Khoekhoe would melt the average adult American's or European's brain, but their native speakers can handle them while tired, ill and intoxicated.