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Dear members, I am writing a research paper about the language of Eliza in Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion". It is in WORD format. Can anybody help me know hbow to write phonetic transcriptions of such as the transcription of -ing, [a] in man and so on... waiting for potential help
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Endre Both Германия Local time: 13:12 английский => немецкий
You need phonetic fonts
Feb 3, 2006
There are specific fonts containing phonetic symbols. There are some available for free, and of course you can buy them too. Some "normal" fonts include phonetic symbols as well (e.g. Arial on MS systems), but they are probably less user-friendly to handle (e.g. requiring the use of the Character Map).
There are specific fonts containing phonetic symbols. There are some available for free, and of course you can buy them too. Some "normal" fonts include phonetic symbols as well (e.g. Arial on MS systems), but they are probably less user-friendly to handle (e.g. requiring the use of the Character Map).
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