phonetic symbols

Information is given where necessary about the meaning of the phonetic symbols.

It therefore simply uses the one in the phonetic symbols for reference.

There were three main ideas of how the phonetic symbols should be:

It is generally thought that the system did not include phonetic symbols analogous to letters of the alphabet.

The user can directly edit the phonetic symbols of unregistered words.

This is different from the epigraphic inscriptions, which also contain phonetic symbols.

There is no official moderation of the standard, and specific phonetic symbols may therefore differ from author to author.

However, other practically oriented Unami materials use a writing system with conventional phonetic symbols.

This pronunciation guide uses letters and letter combinations, rather than phonetic symbols, to stand for the various sounds in the English language.

Toby worked his way along the page, sounding out the words; the transcriber had used phonetic symbols he wasn't entirely familiar with.

The computer translates the phonetic symbols into alphabetic captions, making it possible to send as many as 250 words a minute.

These phonetic symbols indicate the tone of the spoken word, or represent instead a homonym of the intended word.

The character set displayed on the screen should contain sufficient shapes to enable common special sorts, accents, and phonetic symbols to be displayed.

Taiwanese political posters, movie posters etc. will often add the bopomofo phonetic symbols next to such a character.

See Arabic alphabet for explanations on the IPA phonetic symbols found in this chart.

Letters of the English alphabet substitute for specialized phonetic symbols, in conjunction with orthographic conventions unique to Ottawa.

The machine's analysers recognized each of the thousand-odd phonetic symbols; there was a typebar for each sound.

With that, everyone returned to their bridge stations, leaving Hoshi alone with her phonetic symbols- and her growing sense of guilt.

See IPA for Burmese for an explanation of the phonetic symbols used in this section.

For detail explanation of the phonetic system, see S. L. Wong (phonetic symbols).

Pinyin Annotator Automatically adds phonetic symbols (pinyin) on top of Chinese characters.

The block was filled out with extensions for representing disordered speech in version 3.0, and Sinology phonetic symbols in version 4.0.

There were three columns to the page; the first was in English, the second in international phonetic symbols, the third in a completely strange sort of writing.

A list of phonetic symbols for vowels and consonants is given in the Introduction and can be called up whenever the user needs to refer to it.

S. L. Wong (phonetic symbols)