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| | | | | In last week's post I provided phonetic transcriptions of some example words using the International Phonetic Alphabet, or IPA for short. I thought it would be helpful to follow that up with some information about what the IPA is, and how to read it. And as a bonus, after learning about IPA transcription you will be able to better read pronunciation guides on Wikipedia. ... | |
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| | | | | A Curriculum of Current Phonetic Shorthand : Henry Sweet's [Current Shorthand][current][^1] is a historical curiosity twice over: once because very few people today need to learn shorthand at all or even know what it is; twice because as shorthands go, it's | |
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| | | New York, like many cities, is a strange world of motion: people walk fast and ride slowly. The volume of cars on a small island makes ground transportation stomach-churningly slow. In the suburbs you can drive fast on a bewildering network of highways but rarely walk. We all experience motion uniquely: Santa Claus Baseball Tree... | ||
