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> Subject: Re: International Phonetic Alphabet
> Cc: glreno@afterlife.ncsc.mil
>
> >  Sender: wild@sybase.com (Will Doherty)
> >  Subject: International Phonetic Alphabet
> >
> >  Can anyone recommend any written, audio, or visual resources
> >  on the topic of the international phonetic alphabet?
>
> I highly recommend:
>
> 	Phonetic Symbol Guide
> 	Geiffrey K. Pullum  and William A. Ladusaw
> 	The University of Chicago Press
> 	ISBN 0-226-68532-2
> 	1986
> 	266 pages.
>
> 	This isn't explicitly an IPA reference; it describes every symbol
> in use in the field of phonology, and which sounds they stand for.
>
> The entry for each symbol gives:
> 	: The symbol (enlarged, in a block about one inch square)
> 	: IPA usage
> 	: American usage
> 	: any comments and comparisons to other symbols.
>
> >
> >  If possible, please respond directly to will.doherty@sybase.com
> >  as I can't always read all of the insoft mail.
> >
>
> That's OK, it seems everyone is having a bit of trouble with insoft-l these
> days.
>
> >  	Thanks,
> >  		Will Doherty
> >  		Localized Products Group Manager
> >  		Sybase Inc.
> >  		tel. 510-596-4487
> >  		fax 510-922-5340
> >  (oops on tel # above--the 596 part has changed to 922!!!)
> >
>
> Sybase localized products? Does this mean there will soon be a 16-bit Sybase
> supporting Unicode and assorted Asian languages?
>


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