How to transcribe these words from IPA to English?
This is not IPA. It's an American transcription. /D/ is not used in IPA, but is used in American usage to indicate the alveolar flap in words like "pity". The IPA symbol for that would be /ɾ/. Also, /w/ is not usually used in diphthong transcription. The symbol /ʊ/ tends to be used instead. That said, the second word (nɑDəd) appears to be a transcription of the English word "nodded". Are you sure you copied the first word correctly? It might be two words an American pronunciation "of" announce and a lax pronunciation of "my" if there were a space before the /m/.
Linguistics question- How would you transcribe the word 'huge' in IPA?
The you/ewe "sound" has no single symbol; it is represented by the sequence /juː/, which is two phonemes. The full phonemic transcription for "huge" in the dialect of English I'm familiar with (it might differ somewhat from your own) is: /hjuːdʒ/ This may or may not differ from the narrow (phonetic) transcription, depending on how specific you wish to represent the pronunciation, but technically [hjuːdʒ] is still accurate.
IPA symbols to English words - Linguistics help!!??
how do you translate: ðə noɹƟ wɪnd ænd ðə sʌn wɹ̩ dəspjutɪŋ wɪtʃ waz ðə stɹaŋgɹ̩, wɛn ə tɹævəlɹ̩ kem əlaŋ ɹæpt ɪn ə waɹm klok. ðe əgɹid ðæt ðə wʌn hu fɹ̩st səksidəd ɪn mekɪŋ ðə tɹævəlɹ̩ tek hɪz klok af ʃʊd bi kənsɪdɹ̩d stɹaŋgɹ̩ ðæn ðə ʌðɹ̩. ðɛn ðə noɹƟ wɪnd blu æz haɹd æz hi kʊd, bʌt ðə moɹ hi blu ðə moɹ klosli dɪd ðə tɹævəlɹ̩ fold hɪz klok aɹaʊnd hɪm; ænd æt læst, ðə por noɹƟ wɪnd gev ʌp ðə ətɛmpt. ðɛn ðə sʌn ʃaɪnd aʊt waɹmli, ænd əmidiətli ðə tɹævəlɹ̩ tʊk af hɪz klok. ænd so ðə noɹƟ wɪnd waz əblaɪdʒd tu kanfɛs ðæt ðə sʌn waz ðə stɹangɹ̩ ʌv ðə tu. Linguistics.. Please help
I m taking a linguistics class, and I need help with IPA to English transcription. I can t figure out /anəɹ/ & /paɪɹɪt/ Can someone help?
Honor and pirate.
IPA transcription help?
First of all, take care. Regional dialect differences can change the way things should be written in IPA. For example: I'm from the south. So when I say can't, I might need to transcribe it as kent, where most people would need to write kænt. I would write: tuzde kændi ken ǝstaund sɛs pʊʃt fonɔlǝgi rɪðǝm mǝðʌr or məðər (if you don't use the ʌ) bækjard kʊkis epril best sɛl fon kǝmpjutʌr or kǝmpjutər (if you don't use the ʌ) Your vowels are off. You are replacing many sounds with the ə like in but. Also be careful that you don't instinctively write a d just because the word ends in d. Quite often English speakers use a t sound with words that end in d. Be sure to not only sound out the words as you are figuring the out, but afterwords sound out what you have written as well
Linguistics question: How is this IPA word pronounced in English?
[ənfæsən] It is supposed to be a phonetic transcription of an English word. The way I am pronoucing it is "anfaasan" but there is no such word in English. What do you think it would be? Also what letters form a natural class in English? Would these form a natural class -> [m, n, ŋ, l, r, j, w, ] and what is exactly meant by natural class? Thank you in advance :)
I am learning Russian. Which kind of transcription helps you more?
The kind of transcription that helps me best for pronouncing Russian words would be your number 3, an attempt at IPA. Is the most exact and really helped me a lot in gaining a near-native pronunciation (while my grammar and vocabulary are far from perfect).Unfortunately for most of the example words you have, the transcription is wrong and misleading. So I'd say, option 4, if it were real IPA.
Where can I learn to translate IPA pronunciation into English?
Where can I learn to translate IPA pronunciation into English?You can either go to a class or you can watch videos on YouTube. Some of the vids are short and sweet. Others are long and complete. And yet others are interactive.Keep in mind that there are generally 3 kinds of IPA charts for English, including British English, American English, and International English.Here’s an interactive one:For practice, you can hand transliterate utterances and compare your work against a website that does the same. This site is one of the many.English Phonetizer/gʊd lʌk//aɪ həʊp ðɪs helps/
Which website has Spanish IPA transcriptions?
I did a quick wikipedia search and found links for help with the IPA with the Spanish language that list the IPA symbols for corresponding letters and another regarding Spanish phonology. Hope this helps: EDIT:I reread your question. Sorry I misunderstood what you were asking. Immediately below this text I will place a link to a site in which you can type in a word and have it converted to IPA symbols. At first I thought a list would do the job since Spanish is a highly phonetic language, but since you specifically asked for this here ya go: http://project-modelino.com/spanish-phon... complete IPA translation/transcription - no heavy work required!