• More detail is written in "howto" window. • English has no long of [EH], US has no short [OH]. ( = UK has no short [AA]. ) - OH = short ɒ (ɔ in usual dictionary). - cf. IPA vowels Fig. , US/ UK vowels IPA sound - ( The merger of [ɑ] and [ɒ] (Father-bother merger) , RP British English ) • a0(A zero) is corresponded to the most 0pen ( & back) unrounded base vowel a/ɑ/ɑ:. - cf. USA vowels , USA consonants(select Classes). - ( http://faculty.washington.edu/* ) - other stuff: UK/ US vowels. ,USA. • stressed SCHWA [AH0] ≡ [AH1] or [AH2]. ( CMU symbol indicates this equation. i.e. [ʌ] is the stressed [ə].) • 9, 6 -- Please image its vertical line rabatment figure. - ( IPA symbol: a9 → æ, 6 → ə) • Adopting "No shift-key operation Policy". • cf. SAMPA ["s{mpA:], English Definition --- Summary: Above table column SAMPA (USA). • English Phonetic Transcription public online variety tools; --- Click above table column header SAMPA online-1 / online-2. |
Nice body. US = [nais ba/ɑdy] UK = [nais bɒ/ɔdy] ---------- • IPA symbol & name sample: a open front unrounded ɑ open back unrounded ɒ open back rounded ɔ open-mid back rounded æ raised open front unrounded ʌ open-mid back unrounded ə schwa ɚ rhotacized schwa cf. [AA] (twin "A") in CMU dict. is represented by [ä] ("a" umlaut) in Merriam-Webster dict. Pronunciation Guide. or in TheFreeDictionary.com sample word "ligature" search result page. (Pronunciation Key independent page :: original is The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language) All content on this (=thefreedictionary.com) website, including dictionary, thesaurus, literature, geography, and other reference data is for informational purposes only. Copyright © 2007 Farlex, Inc.. (Tip: ä real sound in German is close to the sound æ.) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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- Shortcut hair mode: [ ax : x= 0,-,#,9,@,8,:,;] notation can be shorten [0,-,#,9,@,8,:,;] in special case. ( here, [a0, a-, a#], [a9, a@], [a8] and [a:, a;] are corresponding to the [AA], [AE], [AA R] and [ER] CMU dictionary Phoneme.) - If "0(zero),-(hyphen),#(sharp), 9,@(at)" is specified at the word-top or at the next of the letter which is not "a", it is regarded as the implicit "a0,a-,a#(= AA] ), a9,a@(= AE] ) ". - If "3 (twin peaks)" is specified, it is unconditionally regarded as the implicit "a0 (= AA] )". - If " [ (U reclining), 2(double), 4, %(percent)" is specified, it is unconditionally regarded as the implicit "a/ (= AH] )". - cf. IPA/ CMU/ a2spelling vowels mouth/ tongue position. - If "8" is specified at the word-top or at the next of the letter which is not "a,o", it is regarded as the implicit "a8 (= [a07] = [ AA]7] = [AA R] )". - If ":,;" is specified at the word-top or at the next of the letter which is not "a,e,i,o,u,7,*", it is regarded as the implicit "a:,a; (= ER] )". ex. hot -- [ ha0t, ], [ h0t, ] both OK. honest -- [ 0n5st, ] , sharp -- [ sh#7p, ], [sh8p,] OK. cat -- [ c9t, ], [ c@t, ], church -- [ ch;ch, ], earnest -- [ :n5st, ] , controversy -- [ c-ntr5v;sy, ], software -- [so;ftwe7,], artist --[8tist,]. maneuverable -- [m5noo>v;r5b5l,], virus -- [vair5s,], ubiquity -- [yoobikwity,], polyglot -- [p#leegl0t,], zealot -- [zel5t,] come -- [ca/>m,], comet -- [c#>m5t,], command -- [c5m@>nd,], crocodile -- [cr#>c5dai>>l,], caution -- [c#>sh5n, co:>sh5n,] touch -- [t%ch,], customize -- [c%st5mayz,], [b%t5n,] -- button (not bottun) << from Etymology := butt(v.) "hit with the head," father -- [f#d/;,], mother -- [m4d/;,], gather -- [g@d/;,], together -- [t5ged/;,], copy -- [c#py,], money -- [m5ney,], cup -- [c2p,] up -- [[p,], much -- [m[ch,], fun -- [f[n,], enough -- [in[f,], love -- [l[v,], come -- [c[m,], quality -- [qw3l5ty,], odd -- [3d,] add -- [@d,] ♥ sharp cut hamburger = [SH AA1 R P] [K AH1 T] [HH AE1 M B ER0 G ER0] = [sh37p, sh#7p, sh8p,] [c[t, c%t, c2t] [h@mb:g:,] ♠ My now recommended comprehensive combination is [AA] = [3], [AE] = [@], [AH] = [ [ ], 5, 7, 8, : or ;. -- As of 07.08.2007 mmddyyyy ex. loch/ lock [ l3k ], lack [ l@k ], luck [ l[k ], look [ luk ], Luke [looook], lark [ l8k ], lurk [ l;k ], like [ laik ], lake [ leik ], lick [ lik ], leak/ leek [ leeeeek ] |
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- [AA] ⇒ "A of A" --- cf. king of king, who? - 0 in a0 is o in "hot" ( This is the most basic [a]. This sound is close to the [a] in the diphthong [ai, aw], and needs more open mouth than [ai, aw]. ) - [a0] , alias [a# (shift-keyboard)]. I intended to tell that a0, a# is the most opened mouth, unbound, big & bright & sharp & mild and base sound. # ( definition; in music mark) = n: a notation indicating one half step higher than the note named. From a viewpoint of the mouth open degree, AA] has the most opened mouth in "[A] vowel family (= AA], AH], AE], ER], R( vowel mode)])" . i.e. Assigning a# (with musucal mood) to AA] is not so bad. The pronunciation of "sharp" includes a# sound (; # has #). Do[dow]/ Re[rei]/ Mi[mi:]/ Fa[f#7, f8]/ Sol[sowl]/ La[l#7, l8]/ Si[si:] - 0 in a0 is o in "nonsense". n0n- prefix. in UK; [non], in US; [nan] ex. nonalcoholic -- [n0>>n @>>lc5 h0>lic,] ex. sharp [sha8p, sh8p] or [sh#7p], heart [ha8t, h8t], hot -- in shorten notation of [h0t] or [h#t] both OK, if you want to emphasize [a] pronouncing than [o] in USA, you had better use [h#t] (there are no "o" nuance as in hot. There is no one who pronounce sharp as [sho8p]. ). ♣ once more: in USA, short o is replaced by more opened (somewhat long) mouth voice AA] . ( Wonder if :: BRA [B R AA1] = [br#>] ( abbr. "brassiere" in French, foreign word exceptional? ) is [bro] in UK?-- perhaps, No. -- in UK, There is no short [AA] pronouncing? they are obedient to the spelling? cf. want [wont] in UK. -- 1 direction way. i.e. short a/o is all a (in US) and all o (in UK). UK is colder than US, they dislike big opened mouth? ) |
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- [AA] = [a0] = [a-] = [0] = [-] = [#] = [3] I add "[3]" to [AA] vowel assignment keys. Because AA shape is a twin "A" mountains (= twin peaks, TV program name? , or twin humps), if "3" toppled forward, it makes twin humps. i.e. AA ⇔ aa ⇔ ∩∩ or M ⇔ ( rotate right/ recline) 3. ( 3 is non shift-key keyboard.) In fact, ∩∩ mark is a "McDonald [m5c d3>n5ld,] 's" Corporation mark. cf. Link: Welcome to McDonald's • Another view: 3 is a bra [br3] mark. --- countereducational ? • If your Einglish is British, it is good to think "3 is two-storied ɔ" . |
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- Cat and 9 are in the proverb " A cat has nine lives ( and a woman has cats' lives) .". I assigned @ (strong sound of @ mark) , and I hesitate to use @ as a SCHWA vowel symbol (weak sound of @ mark). cat ---- represents [c@t,] is so natural. everyone do it well, I think so. ( [æ (ae ligature)] = a + e = @; one PROOF:: Replace the horizontal bar of the "e" with the half size "a" , so, its shape is "@". ) |
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- [4] = [% (shift-keyboard)] = [a/] ( =AH] ) ( =[AH1, 2] expected. but In fact, same as [5, 6] (=[AH0]). becuz now, No
checked 0/1/2 mark.) IPA mark Λ ⇒ /| (slant + vertical bar) ⇒ / ⇒ 4 (with an acute angle head) or % Percent % is a friend of /, % comes from "by the 100", Symbol roots: cut "cento" ⇒ cen / to ⇒ c/o ⇒ o/o ⇒ % (i.e. 1 cuts 00 in the middle -- cutting mark), "cut" includes % sound. ex. cut -- [c%t,], company -- [c%mp5nee,], cousin -- [c%z5n,], what -- [w%t, hw%t,] ( [(h)w#t] in MSN Encarta© ) lunch -- [L4nch,], supper [s4p:,], snack -- [sn@c,], potluck -- [p#tl4c,], touch -- [t4ch,], double -- [d4b5l,], Monday -- [m4ndy, m4ndey,] |
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- As a matter of fact, I'm not fond of 4 mapping to [AH] (stressed AH1 or AH2) or /|. I don't know its reason, I couldn't image 4 to /| easily. My feeling didn't accept it. I feel 2 is more fit than 4 for the [AH] sound mapping. • 2 has an acute angle foot ∠ as same as 4's head. Further, • 2 figure is more stable than 4. -- this is a big factor. • 2 has a secret h (= acca) or u or n shapes. Reverse h by vertical mirror (= nl ) , and rotates by 90 degree right. -- makes 2. i.e. h ¦ nl (= same relation as; b ¦ d ) ⇔(rotate) ⊃ ⇔ Z ⇔ 2 • Standing back to back 2 and reversed 2 makes ♥ shape, this heart shape looks like a love mark and a cup/ trophy. love [l4v, l%v] and cup [c4p, c%p] are a typical vowel [AH] pronouncing words. --- 2 and [AH] are connected by a red string of fate. This is a destiny (?). ( 2 ⇒ u or n conversion is more honest. Especially "2 ⇔ u" is valuable.) • 2 is DA of double [d4>b5l] = [d2>b5l]. (i.e. 2[double] has 2.) • 2 + ~ (Tilde) = 2~ = shut eye face [font = Times New Roman]. -- cf. The Thinker. By French sculptor Francois Auguste Rene Rodin. © rodinmuseum. personal use only. , Rodin Free Image by © Deror avi. -- cf. Paul Guillaume. By Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani. © artehistoria. personal use only. So, I add "2" to [AH] vowel assignment keys. |
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- [AH] = [a/] = [%] = [4] = [2] = [ [ ] I add "[ (left square bracket)" to [AH] vowel assignment keys. Because "[" is a flattened (= short sound) U mark, and has square edge, and lies/ reclines back. This just fits u in but. i.e. U ⇔(rotate right/ recline) ⊂ (= subset mark) ⇔ ( shorten the height) [ ( non shift-key keyboard. Be careful not to use ] key. ] is another function is assigned. U's bottom is the left side. ) ( [ another name "open square bracket" corresponds to ʌ IPA name "open-mid back unrounded".) ex. bus [b[s], truck [tr[k], subway [s[bwey], jumbo jet [j[mbow jet], bumper [b[mp;], registration number [re`jistrei>sh5n n[mb;] |
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"[ (An upset U, bumper, pillbox hat, cover, = IPA symbol ʌ )" is a kind of the cut separator. If unstressed "[" is treated as a schwa vowel (= IPA symbol ə ), "[" has always 1st or 2nd stress, so the part after "[" is delayed a bit. --- High posibility, "[>" or "[`" pair. Please check it out your English dictionary. ex. sometimes [s5mtai>mz, s[>mtai`mz,] , sunset [s[>nse`t,] , unable [5ney>b5l,] , unabridged [[`n5bri>jd,] , suspect [s5spe>ct, s[>spe`ct] - unstressed [ is 5 benchmark/ test word: summation [s5mei>sh5n] --- ∑, sum [s[>m] + noun-ize, in some dictionaries, [s[mei>sh5n] |
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Imagine more. And be simpler. [AH] = [ [ ] --- Because, "H, h (= Italian [acca/ akka])" can be deformed into "[-], [". I adopted the left common part [ of this deformation (= déformer in French). ex. w[at is t[is? |
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F[x] format --- F is a mathematical function name. i.e. In this format, [ is related to a function. F[x format also is the same result. Let's think SO! |
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- schwa ( or shwa, sch is [sh] German spelling) = n: a neutral middle vowel; occurs in unstressed sylables. - 5 is middle of 10 (decimal/ deca). - 6 is middle of 12 (dozen). Tip: I chose not to supprt "5:, 5;" or "6:, 6;". --- Please use ":, ;". |
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- S in 7 (R vowel usage, Seven) is next to R in alphabet. -- i.e. opq R S t.. (sequence location) - 7 is near [ni>7] to schwa 6 on sound. - 7 is in the words " (The) seven-year itch [(d/5) sev5n yi7 i>ch] ". (1955) Marilyn Monroe [ma9rilin m5nrow>] - " Seven Samurai (1954) " , " The Hidden Fortress (1958) [d/5 hid5n fo8tr5s] " by Akira Krosawa in Japan. >> inspired [inspai7 d] >> " Star Wars (1977) [sta8 wo8 z] " by George Lucas [ jo8j Looc5s] in USA. |
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- Stress > is .gt.(= .greater than.) mark.[= decrescendo mark in music.] -- stronger and louder sound/ vowel than others. > is an INVISIBLE MAN [invi>z5b5l m@>n]. Looks like, z5b5l is crying "invi". ( " ` (grave) " is invisible too. I made so. 2nd stress mark is written by " >> " or " ` (grave) ". As you like. ) ( " ? (question mark) " is invisible too. I made so. you can use it as you like. It has a staccato nuance too. ) ex. exaggeration --- [igz@>>j;rei>sh5n,] , [igz@`j;rei>sh5n,] or [igz@`j;rei?sh5n,] etc. -------------------------------------------- > is a directional symbol, which anyone can understand that it is a suffix ( not a prefix). --- cf. if " ', ", ` (= singular, double quote, grave) etc. " is used, we first must check that its usage is suffix type or prefix type. string1>string2 --- This means that the string1 last vowel utterance is stronger than string2 (top ) vowels. information [i`nf;mey>sh5n] infomation (2) [info8>mey>sh5n] , here o8> = o;>7> = o;>7 |
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Explicit staccato [st5c3>tow,] nuance: The word pronouncing which ends by stressed short vowel + 1 letter consonant, such short vowel causes the staccato. The staccato pronouncing can be expressed by a short "ts" ( ts sound is noun plural suffix sound). ex head [he>d] = [he (ts) d], heading [he>din/] -- no staccato. bag [b@>g] = [b@ (ts) g], big [bi>g] = [bi (ts) g], leg [le (ts) g], bug [b[>g] -- no staccato. --- experience/ experiment : No staccato group: bug[b[>g], love[l[>v], come[c[>m], live[li>v], gag[g@>g], jazz[j@>z], log[lo:>g], puff[p[>f]. ----------- lib [l (ts) b] --possible?. POS (=point of sales) [p3 (ts) s] -- odd? POT (=point of terminal) [p3 (ts) t] --ok!. pass/ path [p@ (ts)s/ p@ (ts) s/] --odd!, passenger [p@ (ts) senj;] --ok, pattern [p@ (ts) t;n] --odd, bed [be (ts) d] --ok, bigger [bi (ts) g;] -- somewhat odd, copy [c3 (ts) pii] --odd, rock [r3 (ts) k] --ok, pig [ pi (ts) g] --ok, pill [pi (ts) l] --odd, look [lu (ts) k] --ok, October [3 (ts) ctow>b;] --odd?, red [re (ts) d] --ok, suffer [s[ (ts) f;] --odd, pressure [pre (ts) sh;] --ok, catch [c@ (ts)ch] --ok, push [pu (ts) sh] --ok, enough [in[ (ts) f] --odd, Is there a consistent rule to staccato or not? If exist, Tel me that rule. consonants nose/ voiced/ friction sound [ n, ng, m, l, b, v, f, s ] has no staccato. consonants g, z -- case by case. b,c,d,f,g,j,k,l,m,n,p,q,s,t,v,s,z,sh,ch --- In left all sound set, c,d,,j,k,p,t,sh,ch are allowed to be staccatoed. In such case, tress > mark has a (ts) sound property. A double consonants ( ex. cc, ff, pp,..) spelling notation does not always indicate the staccato place. ex. suffix is not [s[ (ts) fix], support is not [s5 (ts) po8t], press is not [pre (ts) s] , but suppression is [s5pre (ts) sh5n] ok, staccato is [st5 (ts) c3> tow] ok. |
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- / ( slash or slant) is expected to have below 2 meanings. I made so. #1/2: cutting short, straight, hard, sharp and no curved. --- it's applied to the vowels. result: a/, e/, i/, u/. (Further, I customized the e/,i/,u/ to the implicit e,i,u . So, a/ is an only one explicit "/" vowel, it is corresponding to the IPA mark of the Large A in which has no horizontal bar. Alias upside-down Large V. ex. cut, come, double) #2/2: variant, additional or modified. --- it's applied to the consonants. result: d/, s/, t/, n/, z/. (In SAMPA notation, these are corresponding to the capital letters. Lower-case letters are round. ) |
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- Speaking of the letter R [ a8 ], the head letter of the Rainbow. - Speaking of Rainbow, 7 colors. ( They say that Isaac Newton studied the Rainbow, he assigned 7 colors by analogy with the music tones Do/Re/Mi/Fa/Sol/La/Si . He invented the Newton Ring which is a kind of Prism spectrum device. ) - Speaking of the pronunciation R [ a8 ], its tongue style is curved like a Rainbow. - Oh! it's the same, above destination. (cf. www.eo.ucar.edu/rainbows/ ; Learn about Rainbows. ) |
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- 7 = R vowel usage in USA style = IPA symbol [ ɚ (value = rhotacized schwa) ]. --- cf. usual SCHWA is [ ə (value = schwa) ]. Rhotacism = to use the letter r ([rho]) overmuch: An oversounding. -- ρ : greek small letter rho. This IPA notation expresses that the tongue back position of ɚ has more humped than ə, at the throat entrance (= at the depths of the mouth). >>> i.e. "R pronouncing" is to narrow ( or choke ) the throat entrance by tongue. cf. burr cf. pronouncing difference: "walk" and "work" ɚ = ə + ∧ (rhotacized). --- Alias, hooked schwa/ right-hook schwa/ schwa with a hook. ə is the reflected image of 6 in the standing mirror , if so, ɚ corresponds to 6 with a hooked tail ( 45 degree left rotated 1). --- Imagine: Modifying the figure 6 to 8, if stopped in the middle, so, it's not 6 nor 8, it is about 7. -- not so bad !? |
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- 7 ⇒ "hook mark". |
| [sh] | [ch] | example | |
| English | sh | ch | |
| French | ch | tch | Chicago, catch |
| German | sch | tsch | schwa, Deutschland |
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| ea sea ee see ei ceiling eo people eu Europe, Tigris Euphrates, Deutschland ( eu = [ee yu], = [yu], = [oi] in German ) neutral = [noo>tr5l] entrepreneur --- in French = [a0ntr5 pr5nrr>. , or, ..pr5nu>7. ] cf. Art Nouveau, enterprise | ||||||||||||||||
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| word | CMU dict. + a2spelling | Michael Forman (CMU to SAMPA) | Tom Brøndsted | LDC (AESL) | Truespel |
| head | he>d. | he"d | hed | h'Ed | hed |
| hair | he>7. | he"r | he@ | h'er | hair |
| face | fei>s. | feI"s | feIs | f'es | faes |
| forehead | fo8>hed. | fO:"rhed | fO:rIhed | f'orh+Ed | forhed |
| temple | te>mp5l. | te"mpVl | templ | t'Emp.xl | tempool |
| eyebrow | ai>braw>>. | aI"braU' | aIbraU | 'Ybr+W | iebrou |
| eye | ai>. | aI" | aI | 'Y | ie |
| ear | i>7. | I"r | I@ | 'ir | eer |
| nose | now>z. | n@U"z | n@z | n'oz | nose |
| mouth | maw>s/. | maU"T | maUT | = non | mouth |
| cheek | chee>k. | tSi"k | tSi:k | C'ik | cheek |
| chin | chi>n. | tSI"n | tSIn | C'In | chin |
| neck | ne>k. | ne"k | nek | n'Ek | nek |
| throat | s/row>t. | Tr@U"t | Tr@Ut | Tr'ot | thhroet |
| shoulder | show>ld:. | S@U"ld3: | S@Uld@ | S'old.R | shoelder |
| breast | bre>st. | bre"st | bri:st | br'Est | brest |
| bust | b[>st. | bV"st | bVst | b'Ast | bust |
| nipple | ni>p5l. | nI"pVl | nIpl | = non | nipool |
| abdomen | @bdow>m5n, @>bd5m5n. | {bd@U"mVn | {bd@m@n | '@bd.xm.xn | abdumin |
| stomach | st[>m5c. | stV"mVk | stVm@k | st'Am.xk | stumik |
| navel | nei>v5l. | neI"vVl | n{vel | n'ev.xl | naevool |
| back | b@>k. | b{"k | b{k | b'@k | bak |
| waist | wei>st. | weI"st | weIst | w'est | waest |
| hip | hi>p. | hI"p | hIp | h'Ip | hip |
| butt | b[>t. | bV"t | bVt | b'At | but |
| bottom | b3>t5m. | bQ"tVm | bQt@m | b'at.xm | baadim |
| arm | 8>m. | Q"rm | A:m | 'arm | aarm |
| armpit | 8>mpi>>t. | Q"rmpI't | A:mpIt | = non | aarmpit |
| forearm | fo8r8>m, fo8>r8>>m. † | fO:rQ"rm | fO:rI@m | f'or+arm | foraarm |
| elbow | e>lbow>>. | e"lb@U' | elb@U | 'Elb+o | elboe |
| wrist | ri>st. | rI"st | rIst | r'Ist | rist |
| hand | h@>nd. | h{"nd | h{nd | h'@nd | hand |
| finger | fi>n/g;. | fI"Ng3: | fINg@ | f'IGg.R | feenger |
| nail | nei>l. | neI"l | neIl | n'el | nael |
| palm | p8>m. | pQ"m | pA:m | p'am | paam |
| upper | [>p:. | V"p3: | Vp@ | 'Ap.R | uper |
| lower | low>7. | l@U"3: | l@U@ | l'o.R | loewer |
| leg | le>g. | le"g | leg | l'Eg | leg |
| laptop | l@>p t3>>p. | l{"ptQ'p | l{pt@p | l'@pt+ap | laptaap |
| thigh | s/ai>. | TaI" | TaI | T'Y | thhie |
| knee | nee>. | ni" | ni: | n'i | nee |
| shin | shi>n. | SI"n | SIn | S'In | shin |
| calf | c@>f. | k{"f | kA:f | k'@f | kaf |
| foot | fu>t. | fU"t | fUt | f'Ut | foot |
| ankle | @>n/k5l. | {"NkVl | {Nkl | '@Gk.xl | aenkool |
| heel | hee>l. | hi"l | hi:l | h'il | heel |
| toe | tow>. | t@U" | t@U | t'o | toe |
| •••••• | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| cap | c@>p. | k{"p | k{p | k'@p | kap |
| cop | c3>p. | kQ"p | kQp | k'ap | kaap |
| cup | c[>p. | kV"p | kVp | k'Ap | kup |
| RENDEZVOUS | r3>ndivoo>>. | rQ"ndIvu' | rQndIvu:s | r+and+ev'u | Raandaevue |
| standardization | st@nd;dizei>sh5n. | st{nd3:dVzeI"SVn | st{nd@daIzeISn | st+@nd.Rd.Iz'eS.In | standerdizzaeshin |
| auction | 3csh5n, o;csh5n. | Q"kSVn | O:kSn | 'ckS.In | aukshin |
| October | 3ctow>b;, o;ctow>b;. | Qkt@U"b3: | Qkt@Ub@ | +akt'ob.R | aakttoeber |
| exalt | igzo:>lt. | IgzO:"lt | Iglt | = none | igzzault |
| exult | igz[>lt. | IgzV"lt | egSlt | = none | igzzault |
| suggestion | s5gje>sch5n. | sVgdZe"stSVn | s@dZestS@n | s.xJ'EsC.In | sugjjeschin |
| September | septe>mb;. | septe"mb3: | septemb@ | s.Ept'Emb.R | Septtember |
| February or Feb. | 1. fe>by5 we` ree. 2. fe>b5 we` ree. 3. fe>broo we` ree. 4. fe>boo we` ree. 5. fe>byoo we` ree. | fe"bjVwe'ri | febjU@rI | f'Ebr.u+Er.i | Febyuewairee |
| coil | coi>l. | kOI"l | kOIl | k'Ol | koil |
| asthma | @>zm5. | {"zmV | {sTm@ | '@zm.x | azmu |
| pleasure | ple>z/;. | ple"Z3: | pleZZ@ | pl'EZ.R | plezher |
| leisure | le>z/;. lee>z/; | le"Z3: | leZ@ | l'iZ.R | lezher |
| allergy | @>l;jy. | {"l3:dZi | {l3:gI | '@l.RJ.i | alerjee |
| energy | e>n;jy. | e"n3:dZi | en@dZI | 'En.RJ.i | enerjee |
| combination | c3`mb5nei>sh5n. | kQ'mbVneI"SVn | kQmbIneISn | k+amb.In'eS.In | kaambinnaeshin |
| algorithm | @>lg;ri`d/5m. | {"lg3:I'DVm | {lgQrI@m | '@lg.xr+ID.xm | algurithim |
| trigonometric | = non | = non | traIgQnQmetrIk | = non | trigunoemmetrik |
| Disney | di>zneee. | dI"zni | dIznI | d'Izn.i | = non |
| prayer | pre>7. prey>rr. | pre"r | preI@ | pr'er | praeyer |
| anonymous | 5n3>n5m5s. | VnQ"nVmVs | {nQnIm@s | xn'an.Im.xs | unnaanimis |
| diphthong | di>ps/o;n/, di>fs/o;n/. | = non | dIfTQN | = non | dipthhaung |
| triphthong | = non | = non | trIpTQN | = non | = non |
| liaison | liyei>z3`n. | lieI"zQ'n | laI eI Is@n | l.i'ez+an | leeyyaezaan |
| saison | sei>s3n. | seI"sQn | seIIs@n | s+ez'an | = non |
| ligature | = non | = non | lIgeIttS@ | = non | ligucher |
| legato | l5g3>tow`. | lVgQ"t@U' | legeIt@U | = non | liggaatoe |
| dachshund | d3>cs hu`nd. | dQ"kshU'nd | d tS S V n d | = non | daaksin |
| diabetes | di_`5b_>t_z. | out of order | d aI @ b e t s | d+Y.xb'it.iz | dieyubbeeteez |
| word | a2spelling | Mich | Tom | LDC | Truespel |