Is there a French IPA translator for free?
2020年4月29日 · I am looking for a completely free French IPA translator as I'm currently attempting to learn the language and need help understanding the pronunciation. Looking for a text translator, audio optional ipa
Automated French/Italian/German to IPA transcription
2014年12月18日 · It looks like "English Phonetic Transcription" is using US English (-v en-us), so that would produce ˈɔːl ðæt ɡlˈɪɾɚz ɪz nˌɑːt ɡˈoʊld. The differences then are either accent specific, quality differences (e.g. t vs ɾ, i.e. a "tapped T"), or transcription variants (e.g. ər vs ɚ). If you want an exact match you would need to ...
Do English and French share the same international phonetic …
For example, French “tête” and English “tit” will both be transcribed with twice /t/ (in phonological transcription) and with twice [t] in phonetic transcription, although the sounds are very different in the two languages: French [t] is an unaspirated dental, while English [t] is an aspirated alveolar.
phonology - When should one use slashes or square brackets …
A narrow phonetic transcription would represent every tiny little characteristic of the speech sounds as they were produced in an utterance of Language X, while a broad phonetic transcription would indicate some of the most salient characteristics of the transcribed phones, without being exhaustive but also without necessarily making claims ...
Is there any other Phonetic notation other than IPA?
2022年3月19日 · There is a list of notation systems in the Wikipedia article Phonetic transcription. Whether any of them are easier to understand for English readers, I don't know. But any system based on English orthography is likely to have at least three problems: English spelling is notoriously inconsistent in its representation of sounds.
Question about nasal vowels in IPA - Linguistics Stack Exchange
2018年11月27日 · In a typical Parisian accent, /ɛ̃/ is often opener than /ɛ/ (I've read suggestions that an accurate phonetic transcription would be [æ̃]). The French nasal vowel that is typically transcribed as /ɔ̃/ can reportedly have a phonetic value more like [õ] for many speakers in France, and the nasal vowel that is typically transcribed as /ɑ̃ ...
Convert audio recording of word to IPA representation
It does tell you that as a narrow phonetic transcription for my (West Coast GA) speech, [e:] is wrong, and for certain northern UK dialects [ɛɪ] is wrong. But IPA is not limited to use as a narrow transcription. At most, one could hope for automated narrow transcriptions.
What are the differences between the French and English [i] and …
@hippietrail In GA vowel length seems to be phonologically less relevant than in many English accents. In my experience the phonetic length is even omitted in American phonetic transcriptions. I personally dislike the American transcription conventions for that reason. –
Other languages like English whose orthography is "not quite" …
2018年10月18日 · French would be an extreme example of a (mostly) phonemic orthography that requires knowledge of a lot of rules. French orthography is mostly phonemic if you understand those rules (e.g., final unaccented e always being silent, etc.), but there are still exceptions that have to be memorized, such as femme /fam/ (not */fεm/), eu /y
Differences between phonemic and phonetic transcriptions
2015年10月24日 · Any transcription is, by necessity, a discrete symbolic representation. Up to a point, a transcription can give you more details about the physical sound, but there is a huge limit on the precision possible with a transcription, which numeric measurements go far beyond. Use of square vs. slash brackets is also problematic.