Phonetic spellingsdoi:10.1093/nq/s10-VI.147.308cF. Howard CollinsNotes and Queries
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In addition to a keyword phrase, each entry also contains a phonetic spelling of the keyword phrase. Although a preferred method of formulating phonetic spellings will be described in detail below, the phonetic spellings can potentially be obtained in different ways. One simple formula for converti...
The child cannot learn the spelling of cat without pronouncing [k] - [a] - [t]. Nor can a French child learn consciously that there are two syllables in bateau without pronouncing the two syllables [ba]-[to]. The reality of such syllables is abundantly evident in French speech phenomena...
of the English/international (Alpha, Bravo, Charlie...) phonetic spelling used to avoid confusion when spelling words on the phone or in radio communication. It can be helpful when you need to spell your non-German name on the phone or in other situations where spelling confusion may arise....
2.1.86 Part 4 Section 2.3.2.19, noProof (Do Not Check Spelling or Grammar) 2.1.87 Part 4 Section 2.3.2.20, oMath (Office Open XML Math) 2.1.88 Part 4 Section 2.3.2.21, outline (Display Character Outline) 2.1.89 Part 4 Section 2.3.2.23, r (Text Run) 2.1.90 Part 4 Section...
Even if your conlang only uses English sounds, English spelling is highly inconsistent: a single letter can have multiple different pronunciations (“so” vs “to“). Even if you were to sayois pronounced as inso, notto, this does not account for regional accents. Do not assume everyone sp...