I mean, comparing the surviving Anglic languages(with my conlang): Whitway are they know in ma bedroom?"~ “Whit fur are they ken in ma chaumer?", "why are they witting my bedroom?"(idk, Yola, "Faur aar dhei witting mee chaamer?") " Wy hider ert thei witenth meen slephus?" pronounced: [wiː hɛ.ɾ̪ɝ ɚt ðɛi̯ wɪt.ɪnːt̚ miːn slœp.t͡ʃiːs] (yes, I evolve this conlang from old english myself, no generator)"(lit translation: why-hither art they knowing-plural owner(2nd~3rd person)mine sleep-house). or "knowing-an-eth") note: [huːs] ... doesn't change. , [ˈslæː.p] > [slæːp] > [slœ̟ːp] > [slœ̟p] ~ [slœp], [ˈwɪ.tɑn.eθ] > [wɪ.tɛn.eθ] > [wɪ.tɛn.ɛθ] > [wɪt.ɛn.əθ] > [wɪt.ɛn̩θ] > [wɪt.ɪn̩θ̚] > [wɪt.ɪnːt̚], [ˈwɪ.tɑn] > [wɪ.tɛn] > [wɪ.tɛn] > [wɪt.ɪn] > [wɪd.ɪn] > [wɪɾ̪.ɪn]. and eventually, [slœ̟p] + [hu:s] > ['slœ̟p.hu:s] >(broad evolution, but most of this was due to assim:) [slœp.çʉ:s] > [slœp.ç̟yːs] > [slœp.ʃy:s] > [slœp.t͡ʃi̟ːs] beon just turns into /bi:n/. [ˈʍɪ.der] > [hɪ.der] > [hɪ.der] > [hɛ.der] > [hɛ.deɻ] > [hɛ.deɹ] > [hɛ.de˞] > [hɛ.ɾ̪ɝ](slep gus/slephus is was slep + hus, but it mutated NOT esophagus). as you can tell, the spelling isn't really accurate. .modern loanwords: "tellephone" > "telfun" [tɛu.ʋʌn] ~ [tø̟ː.ʋʌn](just the word for "phone") "wi-fi" > "wai-vi" interestingly, "wai-vi" is also the wrd for internet /wəi̯.f̬i/ ~ /wəi̯.ʋi/. tbh, I think it fits in really well.
